All Forum Posts by: Donnie N.
Donnie N. has started 23 posts and replied 122 times.
Post: HACC not paying on time?
- West Hollywood, CA
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Thanks @Jonathan Taylor Smith. That's a good tip. I'll go check now on the contact info.
Post: HACC not paying on time?
- West Hollywood, CA
- Posts 123
- Votes 43
Thanks @Denise Supplee and @Michael Smythe. Good, and sad, to know that my situation is not unique. I'll continue to work with my PM to see how to get HACC back on track.
Post: HACC not paying on time?
- West Hollywood, CA
- Posts 123
- Votes 43
Quote from @Jonathan Taylor Smith:
@Donnie N. - YES, I had a similar situation occur for Wake County Housing Authority in North Carolina last year - not paying for 3 months... It turns out that they had run out of funding. They resumed paying as of the new year.
Thanks @Jonathan Taylor Smith! So after the new year, did they also make up for the 3 months of no pay? Or was the 3 month considered a wash?
Post: Chicago Real Estate Discord?
- West Hollywood, CA
- Posts 123
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Hi @Jodi Taylor, did you ever find a dedicate Discord? I would be interested in joining. Most of the Discords I've found are spammy and full of people trying to sell stuff. I would love to join something that's not full of people just trying to sell course or junk properties. =
Post: HACC not paying on time?
- West Hollywood, CA
- Posts 123
- Votes 43
One of my properties has not been receiving its sec8 payments for the last few months. Has anyone experience something similar? The property is in Richton Park. My property manager has tried to call them the get an answer but haven't had much luck getting hold of someone or someone with a clear answer. Any suggestions on what to do?
Post: Cook County, IL - Drastic Increase in property taxes
- West Hollywood, CA
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Anyone else experiencing the insane jump in taxes this year? I just looked at the 2nd installment and the jump in wild! One property in Richton Park jumped by over $1,800. Any advice on what can be done to lower this a bit?
Post: Best way to look up historical value - cost basis adjustment
- West Hollywood, CA
- Posts 123
- Votes 43
Quote from @Lateefah Mathews:
@Donnie N. Hey I unfortunately do not know of any local appraisers in the MD area, Try searching here on BP if you don't strike gold just run a quick Google search. Good Luck!
Post: Best way to look up historical value - cost basis adjustment
- West Hollywood, CA
- Posts 123
- Votes 43
@Lateefah Mathews - thank for the quick reply!
1) Yes, I have the assessment records. However, the tax person says we can't use that as the base to adjust the cost bases. It needs to be based on "fair market sales value".
2) Would you know of a local appraiser in the Maryland area?
Thanks again!
Post: historic market value website
- West Hollywood, CA
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@Mike S. - Did you have any luck on finding a website? I'm trying to do the same. Zillow shows ~10yrs. I need it for something back in 2010. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Post: Best way to look up historical value - cost basis adjustment
- West Hollywood, CA
- Posts 123
- Votes 43
Any suggestion on the best way to look up historical comp value of a home?
Background…
1) fahter-in-law sold a home recently. Need to pay the capital gains tax.
2) Trying to look up the historical value of the home as the deed was transferred when wife passed back in 2010. Basically, looking to see what the adjusted cost basis should be for this property.
Any recommendations? This property is in Montgomery County / Silver Springs area.