By David Parker In 1828, Noah Webster published his well-known dictionary, “An American Dictionary of the English Language.” Mr. Webster was obviously an intelligent person,
By David Parker Whether purchasing a townhouse, a single-family house, a farm or even a strip shopping center, the buyer will be asked whether they
By David Parker Very early in the settlement career of an attorney, the attorney was conducting asettlement and slowly going through the large stack of
By David Parker As interest rates fluctuate, many homeowners are wondering if now is a good time to refinance. For many borrowers, the short answer
It’s all about following the rules. By David Parker Today, many real estate investors are considering “tax-deferred exchanges” as a method of delaying capital gains
It may be the most crucial decision you make when purchasing real estate. By David Parker When purchasing a new home, or a parcel of
By David Parker When I sent my two kids off to college, one of the last things that I said to each of them was
By David Parker It seems like such an easy question. The Seller, of course. Perhaps that is why we often see a Contract signed by
By David Parker Generally, under the Internal Revenue Code, if a homeowner sells their principal residence, they may be able to exclude from income up
By David Parker The story goes something like this. There was a young, extremely sick heart transplant patient waiting for a new heart. The nurse
