RESUME OF AMIR KHADIR
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Amir Y. Khadir
Buyer Specialist for the CAROL KABLE TEAM
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
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The Carol Kable TeamBuyer Specialistt PC4Less/Computer & PhotographyOwner/Photographer Discount PhotoOwner/Photographer Atlas PhotographyOwner/Photographer Advanced PhotoOwner/Photographer Philip Kent PhotographyPhotographer
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Present 2001-Present 1999-Present 1993-1999 1986-1992 1992-1998
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PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
- West Virginia Real Estate License
EDUCATION
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Northern Virginia Community College BA in Arts/Photography Pearson International College, Victoria, BC School of Film, Madrid, Spain General Business Administration Assistant to the Director
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1990-1992
1984-1986
1982-1984
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OTHER FIELDS OF INTEREST
- Photography
- Digital Photo Enhancement/Restoration
- Computer Repair
OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS |
- Official photographer of Bush/Cheney Inauguration
- Association with the following groups:
Red Cross First VA Bank McDonald Corporation Mobil Corporation Dewberry & Davis |
January 2000
1993-1998 1991-1996 1989-1998 1989-1993 1989-1996 | 
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Tax Considerations >Tax Breaks
Most homeowners are keenly aware of the interest tax deduction on their home loan, but there are many other tax breaks which are often overlooked at income tax time. Pro-rated property taxes and mortgage interest in the year of sale are deductible. You will find these amounts listed on your closing settlement statement. If you paid off your mortgage and had to pay a pre-payment penalty, it qualifies as tax deductible interest. If you paid an "acquisition mortgage loan fee" on a home loan, this fee can be deducted as itemized interest. Home improvement loan fees are also deductible. Any remaining loan fees from re-financed or paid-off mortgages are fully deductible at the time of the mortgage payoff.
Certain items don't qualify as deductions, but can be added to the cost basis of your home, such as transfer taxes, recording and title fees, and special local property tax assessments for new sidewalks, streets, or sewers.
Don't be intimidated by the tax code! A little research or consultation with an expert can help you maximize your real estate tax advantages.
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Nearly every state has a mandate for seller disclosure. What must a seller disclose?
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The seller must disclose any existing problems, defects or conditions that could affect the value of the house.
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