Top Apartments in El Cajon, CA 92019

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Camden Park Apartments

5.0

By lajlela

When I lived here The Staff were all very pleasant. Thing got fixed on Time, by Mike, he is a very pleasant man. Mike was the maintenance man then and my things always got fixed on time and properly.. He was never rude to anyone that I know of. I lived there from 2001 to 2006...Every thing was always above board. The staff always behaved properly. ...read more

Crisis House

1.0

By BradyLady at Citysearch

I must agree with the evaluation. I was there in 1999. I found the staff unprofessional and uncaring. I was scolded and yelled at for being depressed and having psychological issues. HELLO! What is the facility for, anyway? And that woman passing the meds was just a crank, pure and simple. ...read more

Real Estate Professionals Plus

5.0

By Garymar Language Services

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“Fiscal Cliff” Avoided – Real Estate Provisions Included

Below is a summary of the real estate related provisions in H.R. 8 Legislation, to be signed shortly by President Barack Obama:   Mortgage Cancellation Reliefis extended for one year to January 1, 2014   Deduction for Mortgage Insurance Premiumsfor filers making below $110,000 is extended through 2013 and made retroactive to cover 2012   Leasehold Improvements:15 year straight-line cost recovery for qualified leasehold improvements on commercial properties is extended through 2013 and made retroactive to cover 2012.   Energy Efficiency Tax Credit:The 10% tax credit (up to $500) for homeowners for energy improvements toexisting homesis extended through 2013 and made retroactive to cover 2012.   Permanent Repeal of Pease Limitations for 99% of Taxpayers Under the agreement so called “Pease Limitations” that reduce the value of itemized deductions are permanently repealed for most taxpayers but will be reinstituted for high income filers. These limitations will only apply to individuals earning more than $250,000 and joint filers earning above $300,000. These thresholds have been increased and are indexed for inflation and will rise over time. Under the formula, the amount of adjusted gross income above the threshold is multiplied by 3%. That amount is then used to reduce the total value of the filer’s itemized deductions. The total amount of reduction cannot exceed 80% of the filer’s itemized deductions. These limits were first enacted in 1990 (named for the Ohio Congressman Don Pease who came up with the idea) and continued throughout the Clinton years. They were gradually phased out as a result of the 2001 tax cuts and were completely eliminated in 2010-2012. Had we gone over the fiscal cliff, Pease limitations would have been reinstituted on all filers starting at $174,450 of adjusted gross income.   Capital Gains Capital Gains rate stays at 15% for those the top rate of $400,000 individual and $450,000 joint return. After that, any gains above those amounts will be taxed at 20%. The 250/500k exclusion for sale of principle residence remains in place.   Estate TaxThe first $5 million dollars in individual estates and $10 million for family estates are now exempted from the estate tax. After that the rate will be 40 percent, up from 35 percent. The exemption amounts are indexed for inflation.*   If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact me or visit my websitewww.SDHorseProperty.com   Melissa A. Santich Associate Broker, SFR, ePro San Diego Horse Property DRE#01438359 619-749-4324 *Information provided by the National Association of Realtors ...read more

By San Diego Horse Property January 10, 2013

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