Tax FYI: Energy Star Credit
8 Feb2010
Filed Under Homeowners · Tagged: Energy Star, tax credit
Are you ready for tax time? Did you install an Energy Star upgrade in 2009? Then you need to make sure you file correctly for the $1,500 tax credit. Energy Star Tax Credit If you’ve installed Energy Star windows, doors, roofing, insulation, heating/cooling, water headers, etc., make sure your item qualifies for the credit. Here’s the government’s chart about qualifications. For example, windows: Not all energy star windows qualify. They have to have a certain rating. Personally speaking, we have documentation from Gilkey for our new windows verifying their qualification for the... [more...]
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By Lisa Eddingfield | AmyBSells Team Buyer Specialist Many buyers find listings online for homes they’d like their agent to show them. It is in your best interest to drive by these homes prior to scheduling a showing with your real estate agent. In the long run, it is a time-saver, and you will be able to avoid looking at a house you KNOW is a NO as soon as you pull in to the driveway! Here are some helpful hints of what to be on the lookout for when you are driving by homes for sale: Is this the type of neighborhood you envision for yourself and your family? Think safety and aesthetics. Does... [more...]
CVG Fares 11th Highest – Lower Overall
2 Feb2010
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We paid the 11th highest airline fares in the nation here in Cincinnati, but prices are lower overall. This rank has moved down 10, after CVG held last year’s top spot for most expensive. Average fare was up slightly from the previous quarter, however. Current average fare is $367 round trip. This information comes from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics for the 100 busiest airports in the country. Fares have dropped due to a change in price structure by Delta, the airport’s major airline. Regionally, Louisville ranks 40th out of 100, Dayton is 62nd, Indianapolis is 70th, and Columbus... [more...]

