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Tax Credits and Exemptions for New Parents
Children bring all manner of joy, including tax joy in the form of federal breaks and deductions. New and soon-to-be parents should keep up with these advantages in the tumultuous period of caring for a newborn. That’s where tax expert Eva Rosenberg comes in, giving us a primer on the Equifax Finance Blog, “Tax Tips: [...]
Dealing With Injuries On Your Carolina Real Estate
Homeowners insurance is something that most people obtain and then forget about. After all, it’s not every day that an emergency occurs and forces you to dig up your policy information. If something does happen on your property, knowing how to handle the situation can save you plenty of stress in the long run.
In a [...]
Does Your Insurance Policy Cover Sports?
If you’re the proud parent of a child who plays sports, you probably already know the routine when the season starts: Buy new equipment, take your child to get a physical, submit the required health insurance forms.
However, there may be some things you aren’t aware of, particularly in regards to your current policy. On the [...]
RealtyJoin 2.0, Enhanced Networking Site for Industry Professionals
If you enjoyed connecting with others in the home building and Carolina real estate industries on RealtyJoin, then you’ll love the new and enhanced RealtyJoin version 2.0 that offers even more opportunity network.
RealtyJoin is the first social networking site for the entire real estate industry, serving buyers, sellers, architects, contractors, brokers, suppliers, investors, builders, designers, [...]
Hal Von Nessen Honored for Outstanding Contributions to Housing Industry
Founder and President of RESH Marketing, Hal Von Nessen, recently received the William “Bill” Molster award from the National Sales and Marketing Council (NSMC) at the 2011 International Builder’s Show in Orlando, Fla.
The annual award is given to individuals who make significant contributions to both the NSMC and the housing industry. It is named after [...]
