i don't know but i do know tht a lot of men pay a lot of money for sex,like john terry and Wayne Rooney :/
Try the Wisconsin DMV.
Personal property? All of it. There may be some limitation on major appliances, but the home furnishings are yours.
No, you cannot "Transfer" the loan. But you can take out a loan on the other property and use it to pay off the first.
No federal sales tax is imposed on home sales at this time. If you sell your home and have a long term capital gain it would be possible that you would have some federal income tax to pay on the sale of your home or house or other business property.
No. Virtually everywhere real estate is not salestaxable.There are frequently other taxes specifically tied to real property sales -generally geared to the transfer of the title, but they are much lower percentages than sales tax.And you can expect some other fees again generally for recording paperwork or a specific charge - but also normally modest.
This would depend on the City or municipality of that area. -Consult their office.
The following is general information. A Minnesota court order allowing the seizure of property to satisfy a judgment would not be valid by itself to seize property in another state. There is reciprocity between states so theMinnesota judgment creditor can use the judgment issued by the Minnesota court to obtain a judgment in the Wisconsin court and then seize the property.
If you buy a used mobile home from the owner, the lender financing the home with a mortgage or personal property loan normally sees that the sales taxes are paid. However, if you are paying cash for the mobile home instead of financing the purchase, you are responsible for paying sales tax when ownership of the mobile home is transferred to your name. Usually, sales tax is assessed and collected when you register the home with the motor vehicle agency inyour state.
No US president has ever called Wisconsin home.
That would be a violation of the statute of frauds. Sale of real property (land) must be in writing.
I don't know why it would be. The equity is a valid asset.
Some typical closing costs are title policies, an escrow, a notary, wire fees, courier/delivery, attorney fees, endorsements, rcording, transfer taxes, home protection plans, natural hazard disclosures, home inspection, lender fees, fire insurance, flood insurance, property taxes, mortgage and interest.