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You and your soon-to-be ex may not agree on much, but you know neither of you can afford to keep your home on your own. If you’ve agreed to try to get the home sold before your divorce is final, you’re in a better situation than many couples. Selling a home can strain...
Sure, your business is pretty small – but it’s also pretty profitable. You’ve taken all the right steps along the way, including structuring the business as a limited liability company (LLC). So, why is your company’s prospective landlord asking for a personal...
If you are like most, you worked hard to earn and save enough to purchase your first home. You probably have a steady and reliable income, savings in your bank account and a good idea of what you want in a home. Although you feel confident you can afford monthly...
If you see an ad for commercial premises to rent, the first thing you should do is check you understand the pricing. Knowing your budget and sticking to it will be crucial to the success of your move, and it is easy to let your heart lead you into paying too much if...
These days, nobody is immune from money problems, and that may include your landlord. You wouldn’t be the first tenant to find out that they’re renting a property that’s now in foreclosure. So, what does that mean for you? Here’s what you need to know: You don’t need...
If you wish to end your business, there are some steps you will have to take. You cannot just close the doors and call it a day. The U.S. Small Business Administration explains that you will need to tie up loose ends and ensure that you adequately handle all business...
If you want to rent out a property you own to someone else to live in, it is essential to ensure you create a lease agreement. You want to cover all possibilities within that lease. You will have the typical things, such as terms, payment amount, whether you allow...
Your estate plan should cover the possibility of having to pay for a year or more of long-term care. Without a plan, this possibility could wipe out savings and diminish your legacy. Several strategies exist for finding the means to pay for time spent in a residential...
Estate plans can cause a lot of grief for both expected and unexpected reasons. Sibling disputes that arise in response to them may fall into either category. But are these disputes preventable? If so, how can you help lower the chances of one happening? Rekindling of...
Getting a divorce means dividing the assets that you and your spouse own. One of those assets may be the house that you bought together. If you’re parents, this family home is very important to both of you. But, if you’re both on the mortgage together, you both...
