The stock market took another dive last week and you may be starting to think about what the best long-term investment is. I know I am! The real estate market has recovered, and so has the belief in housing as a long-term investment. Most Americans (when polled by Gallup), Continue Reading
Winter is Here! If you are thinking of Selling, Read These Tips for Winterized Curb Appeal
It's dumping snow up here and most of us are thrilled about it! If you are selling your home this winter, don't fret. Even though selling in the winter can feel like a drag, remember that this is Tahoe and we attract snow and ski enthusiasts. A lot of snow can be a real Continue Reading
November in Truckee
Tis the season! It's that time of year again and we couldn't be happier to be spending the holidays at home in Truckee. As you know, the housing market tends to slow down during the holiday season and this year is no different. People are spending time at home with Continue Reading
Net Investment Income Tax
The 3.8% Net Investment Income Tax was not affected with the passage of the Tax Cut and Jobs Act last fall. High income earners are assessed this tax on realized capital gains from the sale of financial assets, real estate (that is not a primary residence) and other Continue Reading
Interest Rates – How Do They Affect Your Bottom Line?
Market News
April newsletter
Our April newsletter contains market info, events and more. Read it here. Continue Reading
Dickson Realty Among Top U.S. Real Estate Firms in 2018 REAL Trends 500 List
Designated Top Reno-Tahoe Firm and in the Top 200 Nationwide We're please to announce that one of the most trusted and leading sources of real estate information has again ranked Dickson Realty the leading real estate brokerage firm in Reno-Tahoe. REAL Trends, a Continue Reading
2017 Year End – Truckee/Tahoe/Reno Market Report
To view the year-end report for 2017, please click here! Continue Reading
Important info about Real Estate Tax Changes
Purchases: 1st Mortgages - What is Deductible? Current homeowners are in the clear. But from now on, anyone buying a new home as a primary or secondary home will only be able to deduct the combined interest on both up to $750,000 of their mortgage debt. That's down from Continue Reading
