- RT @seattletimes Insider loans rife as bank collapsed http://t.co/qaaBE7VK ->
- RT @seattletimes: Looting the bank? Local conspiracy allegedly snared millions of dollars http://t.co/SJ3Ju6q1 ->
- RT @NickTimiraos: Six reasons housing inventory keeps declining http://t.co/kHYIfOZD ->
- "Fall start planned for 660-foot skyscraper in downtown Seattle" http://t.co/EUw07rCM via @SeattleTimes ->
- "Housing board picks Vulcan to redevelop Yesler Terrace" http://t.co/dJ2ZpSDd via @SeattleTimes ->
- "@ValueAppeal scoops up $6M to help home owners dispute their property tax bills" http://t.co/aN8jvhRM via @GeekWire ->
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Harney has this piece on an easier way to claim a home office deduction.
http://seattletimes.com/html/homesrealestate/2020190779_hreharney27xml.html
I’m assuming the way that’s described that it wouldn’t trigger recapture on sale, but the topic is not addressed.
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Thanks for posting the articles on Westsound.
I also chuckle when I see an FDIC loss > 50% of the loan portfolio. The first 10-25% can be attributed to buffoons in action, the next 25% is usually fraud.
Community banks often seek the most successful businessmen in the area to be on the Board of Directors…for both deposits and good loans.
‘Fake It Til You Make It’ wannabes & ‘Paper’ millionaires need not apply.
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