You want to buy a home but you’re not sure where to start. While we’ve talked a lot about Baby Boomer and Echo Boomer homebuyers, we’ve never really talked about Gen X and Y buyers! The housing market has changed a lot since your parents bought a home so it’s important to go into it with a plan.Using the internet and apps to do research and price homes is important, but you don’t want to get overloaded on information. But remember – you don’t have to go it alone; Working with Kristin Ryner, you get all the tools you need to buy the right home at the right time.
Being a homeowner in California is no easy feat: while the Golden State hosts beautiful weather year-round for a majority of its residents, property taxes can be excruciatingly high. But if you’re a senior citizen homeowner in California, you’re in luck — the state offers a variety of property tax exemptions for individuals 55 or older.
The problem, however, is that many elderly homeowners aren’t aware of property exemption rules in their areas. Since each county in California can levy its own special taxes and assessments, it’s easy for many homeowners get confused and frustrated when trying to figure out how to save money on their property taxes. On the other hand, if you’re caring for a senior who’s suddenly incapable of filing their own taxes, possibly due to a debilitating disease or condition, you’ll want to know which deductions and credits can save you thousands on their tax bill.
