I took a look though the stats of the 2015 NAR Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers the other day and here’s what I noted:
Azure in Palm Beach Gardens now selling final phase 3
Azure has just announced the release of the final phase 3 units at it’s location at the intersection of Donald Ross and the intracoastal. A total of 103 units are planned for the 14 acre site which sits at the corner of Donald Ross and the Intracoastal.
265 Cypress Point, Palm Beach Gardens FL – Cypress Point in PGA National
WOW, what a great get away crash pad in the prestigious PGA National Resort. I listed and have since placed under contract this unit the Cypress Point Development in PGA. One bed and aone bath with a descent kitchen and living room on the second floor with a lake view. A new A/C and for you investors Cypress Point has NO RENTAL RESTRICTIONS. Thus, one can rent this out by the day, week or month when not in use to off set the cost of ownership. CLICK HERE to see the full property details.
100 Lehane Terrace Unit 17 North Palm Beach FL 33408
I went and took a look at this bank owned unit at 100 Lehane Terrace Unit 17 North Palm Beach FL 33408 last week. Bottom line, this is a great deal. It needs a full on renovation but there’s a 2 bed 2 full bath unit on the water with a view that is second to none. The unit has a recent split system AC and water heater. This unit is on Lehane which is the last street in North Palm Beach. The other side of the canal to the south is Lake Park. Why does this matter? When you dial 911 you get North Palm Beach Responders. The building is not 55+ and the unit may be rented twice a year. Renovated units with the same view are selling for 230k and I figure the unit needs a kitchen, 2 baths and 1100 s.f. of flooring removed and replaced. Say 40-50k to something nice but not over the top and they’re asking 163.5k So, pay 150k plus say 50k and you end up with a renovated unit with a million dollar view to the east across the intracoastal and of Little Munyan Island and Macarthur State Park.
Buying a house in an LLC
This one comes up from folks whoa re accustomed to buying commercial property:
Should I form an LLC to buy my house in Florida?
I talk about the various ways one can take title to home elsewhere on my site. The question here is specific as to taking title as an LLC? Taking title as a Florida LLC does offer some asset protection. However it’s only an option for those who can but the property outright as most, not all but most, loans will not allow this to be how title is held. Also, an LLC may not be eligible a homestead exemption where some trusts are. An LLC is shielded from certain collections but a recent Florida Supreme Court found in FTC Vs Olmstead that…Question: “Whether Florida law permits a court to order a judgment debtor to surrender all right, title, and interest in the debtor‘s single-member limited liability company to satisfy an outstanding judgment. We answer the rephrased question in the affirmative. Thus, the asset protection against creditors of placing property into an LLC is diminished in Florida for those which are Single Member LLC’s. If you are going to purchase the property in an LLC make it multi member and make sure the funds come from each member. So, 100k property in a 2 member LLC then have each member fund 50k separately.
How to tell an ant from a termite?
I found this printed on a business card from one the many pest control companies I have used.
Here are some ways do identify the differences:
- While both species have four wings, termite wings are uniform in size. Winged ants have larger wings in the front than than the pair in the back.
- Termites antennae are almost straight where the ants antennae are elbowed.
- Termite wings are twice as long as their body. Ant wings are shorter and more proportionate to their bodies.
- Ants appear distinctly segmented, because of their thin waist. Termites have a broad waist and are mostly a uniform width along their entire body.
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