Mary Clark

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Location:	Tucson
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Specializing in buyers and sellers representation:
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New home construction buyer representation
Land/lots
Horse properties
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Transaction tax ?

Asked Wed May 14 2008, 14:53 by Hadar Orkibi - Tucson - General Area - 4 answers

Mary Clark answered:

Hadar, central Tucson is ever popular as is the NW area also. Buying close to the U of A attracts college tenants which should help keep your property rented. I can do a search for you and show you available properties and the April Multiple Listing Service stats also show the activity in all areas. If you send me an email I can email you back with some searches and the stats which are great tools to help you decide which area would be best for you
Mary Clark - Long Realty
mclark@longrealty.com (email) - Wed May 14 2008, 17:07

Hi Hadar, the best thing to do would be to consult a tax consultant. There are property taxes which get paid when a property closes which are prorated. There is a tax when a nonresident alien sells property which gets paid to the Federal government. Go here for more information if you are a non-resident alien: http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/international/article/0,…

If you need help finding investment properties, please email me at Mclark@longrealty.com, I would be able to help you find properties and put you in touch with several lenders if you need one.
Mary Clark - Long Realty - Wed May 14 2008, 16:17

Hi, I am from Italy, I am thinking of taking advantage of the euro strenght investing in the US by buying a

Asked Thu May 8 2008, 07:34 by Augusto - Tucson - Home Buying - 11 answers

Mary Clark answered:

Augusto, you need to also know that if you are not paying cash for your investment, lenders are required to charge investors from foreign countries 35% down payment--from what I understand. You should probably look further into this, or I can do that for you if you are seriously interested in hiring a local agent here in Tucson. Mary Clark - Long Realty - mclark@longrealty.com - Thu May 8 2008, 08:33

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