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It’s probably not every day you think about depositing more than $10,000 into your savings account. But it can happen.Let’s say you sell your car and someone pays $12,000 for it. Similarly, when you sell your home, the buyer may ask if you can also sell the furniture. Maybe they’ll write you a check for $10,000 or more. You should know that if you deposit more than $10,000 into your savings account, your bank will have to report it to the federal government. But that’s not necessarily a problem for you. Don’t stress about making a large depositIf you are…
Real estate developers who sell homes before construction begins must deposit the funds raised into a closed bank account. They are also prohibited from handing over homes to customers until construction is at least 80% complete.Submission of bill to the House of RepresentativesThe bill was introduced in the House of Representatives today and details new regulations for Ethiopia’s real estate sector.No advance payment without proper documentationThe bill prohibits real estate developers from registering customers and collecting advance payments unless they have a certificate of land ownership and a building permit for the home in question.Introduction of “Certificate of Qualification”The new…
Running a sustainable butcher shop or alternative meat company can be difficult for a variety of reasons. High costs and consumer fatigue from inflation, to name a few. But business leaders in the field say the biggest challenge is financing. Brent Young, founder of Meat Hook, a sustainable all-animal butcher in Brooklyn, said at the Fortune Impact Initiative Conference on Wednesday that the biggest obstacle he faced was attracting investors to his business, Venture capitalists can do it. “Everyone likes the idea, but banks just don’t want to take a big risk on it,” Young said. “It’s slow money, and…
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — The Steubenville Farmers Market is coming to an end for the season.”We had some new vendors,” said market manager Mary Snyder. “We’ve added sides of frozen meat from the farm, meaning fresh meat. Every type of vegetable you can imagine. We have baked goods, jellies, jams, apple butter, apples and other fruits.”In times of inflation, the market becomes an avenue for those looking for something fresh and affordable.”We know it’s fresh and it’s local. We just want to support that. And we also make friends here. You run into people you know all the time. “Blanche Williams…
STONINGTON—The Stonnington Select Committee has finalized details for the recently established Resilience Development Fund. The fund allows private donors to support the town’s projects related to climate change, working waterfronts, and housing. Economic Development Director Linda Nelson said at the Sept. 23 meeting that she hopes to have $1 million in the fund by the end of 2024. Nelson said the fund, managed by the nonprofit Maine Community Foundation, has already received five-figure donations. Nelson said the town is specifically seeking “major donors,” rather than small contributions from taxpayers, toward the $1 million goal. Nelson distributed a one-page document outlining…
Equitable School Revolving Fund LLC, the first lending pool for charter schools, plans to bring $300 million of A-rated social bonds to market next week.The deal, which is expected to be priced on Wednesday, will be the fund’s sixth borrowing, said Anand Kesavan, CEO and founder of Equitable Facilities Fund. The company’s most recent deal was signed last November for a total of $230 million.”Our plan, which we’ve communicated to investors all along, is that we’re going to execute every year, and that’s our pace,” Kesavan said. Anand Kesavan, CEO and founder of Equitable Facilities Fund, said that in addition…
The Greyhound Station property in downtown Dallas will soon be in new hands.Dallas real estate developer and businessman Ray Washburn said in an exclusive interview with The Dallas Morning News Thursday that he has completed the sale of the property at 205 South Lamar Street. Washburn owns several other notable real estate assets in the area, including Founders Square, Dallas Knox Street, and the former Dallas Morning News campus.A Greyhound spokesperson announced in January that the terminal would close in October when the lease expires, but intercity bus service would continue. However, the bus company later extended the lease on…
Insurtech partners with Berkeley Lee Solutions & TransUnion to launch cyber coverage CINCINNATI – Coterie Insurance, an insurtech MGA focused on partnerships that simplify small business insurance, today announced the availability of cyber insurance on its platform through new partnerships with Berkley Re Solutions and TransUnion. Announced. With Berkley Re Solutions coverage and the cyber insurance services of TransUnion’s TruEmpower™ Cyberscout solution, Coterie is now able to deliver a custom turnkey solution for Berkley Re within its existing seamless user experience. “Small and medium-sized businesses are exposed to a number of risks, including being targeted by cybercrime, so our agents…
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) – Mike Capaccio, who has served as The Citadel’s director of athletics for the past six years, announced his retirement from the position Thursday morning. He will remain in that position until a successor is hired, after which he will transition to his new role as Senior Advisor, Athletic Funding to the Citadel Chairman. “I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at The Citadel, first with the Foundation and then as Athletic Director,” Capaccio said in a school statement. “It has been an honor to work with the cadets, students, coaches and fans as our teams have competed…
SparkYouth is an investment vehicle for mission-based nonprofit organizations that provide youth development programs in New York City, and over the past 30 years has amassed a leadership network of passionate real estate professionals. Founded in 1994, SparkYouth has raised more than $25 million, supported more than 75 youth development programs, and served more than 3 million young people. The New York City real estate industry has played an important role in the growth of organizations by providing capital as well as talent. Kathy Cunningham speaks with Susie Myers Jackson, Executive Director of Spark Youth, and Stephen Cohn, Chairman of…