To: Bronzy
I didn’t read all of it, but it sounds like you can get a decent tax break if you’re spending a fair amount of money to fix up a 50+ year old house.
170 posted on
10/06/2013 6:27:34 PM PDT by
smokingfrog
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To: smokingfrog
I will print and read it. The house is late 1800's. I was really frosted after the renovation from a tree destroying the front of the house and yard. Then the tax man came. Just the process of getting the work done required fees to the city for permits and to the historical society for a certificate of appropriateness to do the repair and a meeting with the society. It was a nightmare.
171 posted on
10/06/2013 6:37:41 PM PDT by
Bronzy
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