West, Eva Sue to Brooks, Alice Nicole and West, Eva Sue, Lt. 77, Augusta Fields, Sec 2.
Caitlyn Marie Harvley, 105 Preston Circle, Hodges, $20,160, mobile home 14x48.
Designer Flowers — new owner
Is it too soon to file your 2019 tax return? IRS Free File is ready if you are.
Jamison, Kathy to KJP Properties LLC, Lt. 79, Terra Villa Sub.
Index-Journal Co., 610 Phoenix St., $234,000, reroof.
No doubt, you’ve been reading about the SECURE Act’s impact on retirement accounts. The SECURE Act was passed in December 2019. Regulations have not been issued as of yet, so be sure to talk with your attorney or accountant before taking any action.
Wade, Cynthia to Godfrey, Tracie C., Unit 13, Karlie Hill Townhouses, Ph. IV, $75,000.
3509 Highway 25 South LLC, 3515 Highway 25 S., $25,000, reroof.
It’s a new year! If you are one of the millions (99 million, according to WalletHub, a personal finance website) who make New Year’s resolutions, have you started working on any of them?
Westervelt, Jonathon Trustee and Westervelt, Christina M. Living Trust and Christina M. Westervelt Living Trust to Westervelt, Jonathon, Lot 22, Piedmont Pointe-Phase Two.
Susan Parke Trustee, 104 Lake Pointe Circle, $4,400, reroof.
Last week, we talked about the law on required minimum distributions (RMDs) for 2019. As anticipated, the president signed the SECURE Act into law on Dec. 20. As a result, beginning in 2020, RMDs will be subject to some new rules. (If you would like a copy of my May 23, 2019, column on the S…
Stroup, Michael Wesley Jr. and Stroup, Amanda Cheryl to Collins, Joseph Jr. and Collins, Lydia W., Parcel 3, County, $202,000.
The SECURE Act, which affects retirement accounts, may be signed into law by the time you read this. I’ll update you next week. In the meantime, let’s talk about the law on required minimum distributions (RMDs) as it stands right now.
Ridgewood Enterprises Inc., 225 North Creek Blvd., $30,000, 2550 sq. ft. warehouse
Goplerud, Harl D. and Goplerud, Nancy H. to Jacobs, Jordan M. and Jacobs, Jessica F. S., Lt. 26 & Parcel A, Gracemont Terrace Sub., $175,000.
Hodges Presbyterian Church, 4413 Main St., $14,000, reroof and drywall interior.
Deliahs Baker — bakery
Regulators are trying to figure out whether investors know what they are doing. Recent FINRA Foundation studies suggest that they don’t.
MJJ Properties LLC, 331 Main St., $21,015, roofing work.
Kuntz, Ray Eugene to Kuntz, Lois L., Lot Or Unit 34, Hampton Trace Townhouses.
Over the past few months, we’ve talked about the major regulatory changes adopted by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission last June. These changes will impact every investor, especially next summer when a new disclosure (the CRS) will come their way. CRS stands for “Customer Relations…
Leister, Morris David and Leister, Morris D. to Leister, Mary Edna B., Lt. 116, Spring Valley.
Freedom Ventures LLC, 3331 Scotts Ferry Road, $23,520, mobile home 14x56.
If you read last week’s column about mentoring young people to save and invest, let me give you some additional points and resources on 401(k)s to continue that dialogue:
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