In the state of New Hampshire, you are never required to share your financial statements with your municipality. At least not in the context of real estate tax assessments.
However, we have seen some municipalities in the state request both income and expense information from at least a few commercial landlords. Those owners did not question whether or not … Read the rest
Extraordinary assumptions are something that every real estate appraiser needs to consider whether they should make them on every assignment. And honestly, you will see many real estate appraisers using extraordinary assumptions more often than not. The reason for this is most real estate tax abatement cases require the testimony of two appraisers. One appraiser works for the taxing authority, … Read the rest
When people think about estate planning, they consider their bank accounts and homes. And depending on the value of the home and bank accounts, some people do not even give those much thoughts. But did you know that there is so much more to estate planning? Any other personal property you own like cars, books, and clothing will also be … Read the rest
In the state of New Hampshire, a bill has continuously been introduced to require residential real estate owners to contribute towards the maintenance of a private road. Every year this bill was introduced, it failed. That is, until August of 2019 when it finally passed.
Prior to the passage of this bill, realtors spent hours sharing their reasons as to … Read the rest
Airbnb options are growing in popularity even more lately with what has been happening the last year. And to think they were quite popular to begin with! If you are unaware of Airbnb or VRBO, they are short-term rentals that owners place on the internet. Property owners, and sometimes even tenants, can directly lease, or rent, their property to a … Read the rest
