Old or New: Which House Should You Buy? While shopping for your next home, you may run into the situation where you’re deciding between a previously lived in house and a house that’s brand new. A spotless new construction may be enticing enough to convince you to pony up the larger cost, but the decision […]
New Guidance on PPP helps self-employed and gig workers
President Biden announced important changes to the PPP, including a two-week window for businesses with fewer than 20 employees. Important changes to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) announced this week by the White House are designed to target more funding toward the smallest of small businesses. Some of the PPP updates: Institutes a 14-day period, […]
Get Real with Doug Robinson: Selling Your Home in the Winter
Selling Your Home in the Winter Traditionally, spring is the most popular time to sell your home. In the winter, temperatures start to drop, people begin hunkering down, and home sellers see fewer buyers and lower offers. However, like most things last year, the real estate market continues to be different in 2021. In fact, […]
Get Real with Doug Robinson: What are the Closing Costs of Selling a Home?
What are the Closing Costs of Selling a Home? Selling a home requires more time and effort than many people realize. When closing day rolls around, it’s time to pay the people who helped along the way. From attorneys and contractors to Uncle Sam, there are plenty of people who will be lining up to take […]
Make an appointment to get your income taxes processed and filed for free in the VITA program
The Saline County Library will once again offer free tax services through the VITA program (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) for your 2020 tax return. This year, services will be on a drop-off/pick-up basis at 714 Edison Ave. Make an appointment by calling 501-326-6203. VITA is a free tax preparation and electronic filing by certified, trained volunteers. […]
This webinar tells 5 you need to know to SCORE a small business grant
A nationwide organization is helping small businesses learn how to get grants. Small businesses owners are doing whatever they can to be creative and stay afloat during the pandemic. Grants can be a welcome source of a business boost. It’s finding them, applying and winning them that can block progress. The Service Corps of Retired […]
Get Real with Doug Robinson: First-Time Home Buyer? 10 Things No One Tells You
Saline County Real Estate one of few Industries Buying a home is one of the greatest feelings, but it can also seem like one of the most stressful and confusing processes. As one of the largest financial purchases an individual will ever make, homebuyers must be as informed as possible. Unfortunately, many facts aren’t readily […]
Arkansas Small Businesses may still qualify for RLF loans of up to $100K
The Central Arkansas Planning and Development District (CAPDD) can provide urgent, low-cost financing of up to $100,000 if your small business has been affected by the pandemic. The organization wants to make sure communities are aware of the CARES Act Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) and the services they have available to help businesses use this […]
Here’s what to do if you’re still looking for a stimulus payment
The last day to receive an Economic Impact Payment (EIP) via direct deposit was Friday, January 15, 2021. If you didn’t get a payment that way, look for a paper check or pre-paid debit instead. However, according to a statement from Congressman French Hill, it may take several weeks to receive that payment. The IRS […]
Get Real with Doug Robinson: Saline County Real Estate one of few Industries
Saline County Real Estate one of few Industries The Real Estate industry in Saline County is one of the few industries that didn’t take a hit this year due to the Pandemic. This is true across the country as a matter of fact. Existing-home sales in October were 27% higher than a year ago and […]
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