Author Archives: corey

corey, Author at Maxfield Real Estate Group

Q&A July from Jim Maxfield

Question:  I have considered selling my investment real estate, but I am concerned about my basis in the property.  What does basis mean? How is it calculated? And why should I care? Answer:  (Your basis depends on the type of property and how it was … Continue reading →

Commercial Real Estate Marketing Program

The one-day seminar (given by Robert Giniecki, CCIM, SEC from New York) reviewed the procedures for completing tax-deferred exchanges and the benefits to owners of investment property in using the IRS tax-deferred exchange rules to pyramid their real estate equities … Continue reading →

Maxfield at the Dallas Society of Exchange Counselors meeting

Maxfield is currently the only broker in Northeast Ohio attending national marketing sessions held by the Society of Exchange Counselors, an organization of real estate counselors, investment brokers, developers, and real property consultants. Membership in the S.E.C. is by invitation … Continue reading →

Lake County has a new shared office space business center

Cambridge Business Center also has a seminar or training room available for up to 35 people. The businesses located here will benefit by very low rent, free utilities, two conference rooms, a common workspace with fax and copy machine, and … Continue reading →

Painesville Real Estate Broker Invited to S.E.C Meetings

Real estate marketing sessions are forums where trained and experienced commercial brokers representing well-counseled clients meet to promote the sale or exchange of their clients’ properties. “We try to use the IRS 1031 tax-deferred exchange rules whenever possible to increase … Continue reading →

Tax Abatement Incentives – Do We Need Them?

Here are a few highlights: …”Companies request abatement, not because it is necessary for their expansion, but mostly because it is offered. Others, however, frequently refuse incentives because of the “red tape” or inherent delays incurred during the expansion process” … Continue reading →