By CONRAD DE AENLLE Published: April 6, 2009 It is ever so humble, but the usual dwelling for road warriors on long stints out of town is no place like home. Now, though, there are more options than...
read moreHip, new extended-stay hotel chains cater to road warriors who expect amenities like flat-screen TVs, stainless-steel appliances and outdoor fire pits. By Daniel McGinn | NEWSWEEK Published Sep 27,...
read moreMany changes have occurred in NYC with respect to tax laws for furnished apartments. The New York City Department of Finance has increased the Hotel Tax from 5% to 5.875%. This new tax rate will be...
read moreThe National Association of Realtors (NAR) is asking all of us encourage our Congressperson to make revival of the housing market a focus of the proposed Stimulus package. NAR has a sample letter...
read moreMany changes have occurred in NYC with respect to tax laws for furnished apartments. The New York City Department of Finance has increased the Hotel Tax from 5% to 5.875%. This new tax rate will be...
read moreStrategies for Minimizing Downtime Due to Tenant Turnover Being a corporate housing landlord can be frustrating at times – especially when you have to frequently transition between tenants. But...
read moreBy Lew Sichelman 2:00 a.m. January 18, 2009 WASHINGTON — Sellers who are having difficulty finding buyers in the current apathetic market might want to consider entering their places into the...
read moreMake it a New Years Resolution to Market Your Property Right Unfortunately it looks like 2009 will be another tumultuous year in the U.S. housing market. With home sales down and homeowners saddled...
read moreWhen Angela Crowley had the opportunity to relocate overseas for business, she began evaluating the option of selling her fully furnished Denver home. With the real estate market in shambles and...
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