Lake Tahoe Real Estate
Charlene Meenan
is a member of the Chase International Real Estate team and specializes
in Incline Village Nevada Real Estate and other east shore Lake Tahoe areas in Nevada. With six offices
sprinkled throughout the Lake Tahoe/Reno area, Chase International
offers a strong presence in the Lake Tahoe real estate community.
They pride themselves in getting maximum exposure to clients through
a well-planned marketing platform catering to individual needs.
Charlene believes that buying real estate should be enjoyable and
will do whatever it takes to make your home buying or selling experience
a good one.
The Lake Tahoe area is divided into small communities each with their own unique personalities and special features. Those looking to buy real estate in the Lake Tahoe area need look no further than Charlene Meenan. A long time Lake Tahoe resident, Charlene has extensive knowledge of the different residential communities Lake Tahoe offers. Charlene can help you buy or sell your Lake Tahoe home, find a mortgage lender that is right for you, provide information for the Lake Tahoe area you are interested in, and walk you through the entire home buying or selling process with ease.
In addition
to homes, Charlene can provide information on the various condo
associations sprinkled throughout the Lake Tahoe area. Let her help
you find that special Incline Village
property or condominium in Upper
Kingsbury, Tahoe Village, Summit
Village, Lake Village, or Pinewild. Each association has it’s own unique qualities that cater
to different needs. She can help match you to the association that
is best suited to you.
Of course,
Charlene would be happy to help you buy or sell a home in Carson
Valley area as well.
Use this site to look at all homes, condos, land, and commercial property listed in the MLS. The information in the MLS is updated daily to ensure you will find the most current Lake Tahoe real estate listings. Call or e-mail Charlene any time if you have questions.
The New Capital Gains Exclusion Law
New capital gains changes will take affect Jan. 1, 2009 for people with more than one residence who were thinking of using the primary home exclusion on the second home at some time in the future. This new Capital Gains Exclusion Law is part of the new Housing & Economic Recovery Act of 2008.
» Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 PDF
» New Tax Laws - Article from the Wall Street Journal PDF
» Technical Explanation of the "Housing Assistance Tax Act of 2008" PDF
» "Holding Property in an LLC just got Tougher" PDF
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