Property Info:
Manufactured, Modular, Mobile Homes for Sale with acreage
Locations include Cabot, Greenbrier, Vilonia School Districts
Acreage varies from 1-8 acres
For More Info: 501-297-2840
Central Arkansas Manufactured Home News Service serving The Manufactured, Modular, and Mobile Homes Industry across Arkansas including the local communities of Little Rock, Conway, Benton, Cabot, Hot Springs, Russellville, Stuttgart, Harrison, Heber Springs, Lonoke, and Beebe and the surrounding retirement areas.
Monday, January 28, 2013
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Land For Sale- Vilonia Area, Easy Commute to Conway
Property Info: Land for Sale- Vilonia Area
2.5 acres to 5 acres in rural Faulkner County off Vilonia Bypass and Hwy 107
Trees, water improvement district, electricity with good access
Horses and Mobile Homes Allowed
Only $99/month with 10% down payment
Call 501-297-2840
2.5 acres to 5 acres in rural Faulkner County off Vilonia Bypass and Hwy 107
Trees, water improvement district, electricity with good access
Horses and Mobile Homes Allowed
Only $99/month with 10% down payment
Call 501-297-2840
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Manufactured, Modular, and Mobile Homes Qualify for Property Exemptions
The General Assembly approved a bill ten years ago giving owners of manufactured homes a $300 tax credit.
When voters approved Amendment 2 , it gave homeowners a $300 tax credit whether they owned a manufactured or site-built home.
The passage of the amendment also led to a special legislative session, where a half-cent sales tax was enacted to replace the lost revenue. But some manufactured homeowners weren't going to receive the tax credit because in some counties mobile homes were listed as personal property rather than real property.
However, if a person owns the mobile home but leases the land it sits on, then the homeowner would receive the credit for the value of the mobile home, but not the value of the property. Thus, today a manufactured homeowner receives the $300 tax credit for the homestead exemption whether they own the land or not.
The passage of the amendment also led to a special legislative session, where a half-cent sales tax was enacted to replace the lost revenue. But some manufactured homeowners weren't going to receive the tax credit because in some counties mobile homes were listed as personal property rather than real property.
However, if a person owns the mobile home but leases the land it sits on, then the homeowner would receive the credit for the value of the mobile home, but not the value of the property. Thus, today a manufactured homeowner receives the $300 tax credit for the homestead exemption whether they own the land or not.
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