Montgomery AL Real Estate: The Best Of Everything!
Montgomery AL Real Estate: The Best Of Everything!
357 Felder Ave, Montgomery AL 36104
MLS# 308076
The best of everything...classic style and updated features! This beautiful federal-style 3 story charmer has elegant formal spaces and comfortable living areas. The custom-designed kitchen features high-end appliances and a chef's stove! Off the kitchen and family room is a BIG covered patio overlooking a private back yard with in-ground swimming pool. Master suite on 2nd floor runs the entire width of the home and has cozy seating area with fireplace. Access the 3rd floor from a spiral staircase and find a wonderful split design AND full bath, making a great teen retreat, rec room, home theater, or tons of upscale storage. Detached 2 car garage affords additional storage and great off-street parking.
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Usually, when you take money out of an individual retirement account before you reach age 59 1/2, the IRS considers these premature distributions. In addition to owing any tax that might be due on the money, you'll face a 10 percent penalty charge on the amount. This is not the case, however, when you use the money to buy your first investment property. (Note: Technically, you don't have to be purchasing your very first home or building. You qualify under the tax rules as long as you, or your spouse, didn't own a principal residence at any time during the previous two years.) You can use up to $10,000 in IRA funds toward this purchase. If you're married, and you and your spouse are both first-time buyers, you can each pull from retirement accounts, giving you $20,000 to use.
