Fidelity National Title Idaho Blog

Since she was 15, Eagle Front Office Coordinator Payton Thomas has been making regular missionary trips to Africa with her family and other members of Life Church in Meridian.

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We’ve been steadily adding more employees to support you during this incredible boom, and this month we’re pleased to introduce Tatiana Badilla, Mercedes Lilienthal, and Sarah Galloway.

Tags: New Hires, Tatiana Badilla, Sarah Galloway, Mercedes Lilienthal

Don’t worry, we’re not talking about a horror film! As the weather warms up, it’s time to tackle your spring cleaning checklist — but after nearly a year at home, “purge” might be a better description. We’ve compiled a handy list that you can reference as you work your way through these annual chores.

Tags: Spring Cleaning, Curb Appeal

As the 2021 Idaho Legislature slides into the final weeks of the session, one of the state’s biggest issues — property taxes — is still on the table. We talked to Mat Erpelding, former legislator and current vice president for government and community relations for the Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce, about the bills to watch for as the Legislature draws to a close.

Tags: Legislature, Property Taxes

Commercial Sales Executive Allie Suppé has a rep as a top-notch networker. Now, she’s putting her skills to good use for CREW Idaho.

Tags: Allie Suppe, CREW Idaho

Every year, heart disease claims the lives of more women than all cancers combined. This month, we’re doing our part to help our mothers, wives, sisters, and friends beat the odds by sponsoring the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women campaign.

Tags: Go Red for Women, American Heart Association, Community Outreach

Every year, BOMA Idaho puts on the biggest commercial real estate event in the state. This year, you can take in every expert panel and market update from the comfort of your own couch — and for free.

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Rosie Mustic, our newest escrow assistant, may be new to the FNT Nampa office — but she’s definitely a familiar face.

Tags: Phil Archer, Customer Service, Rosie Mustic

Back in 2017, the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act (TJCA) made a big change to Section 1031, which allows taxpayers to put off recognition of capital gains and associated federal income tax liability. The change meant that Section 1031 could be applied only to exchanges of real property that were being held for productive use in a trade or business or for investment, or those that were not held primarily for sale.

Tags: Taxes, 1031 Exchanges, Russell Marsan, Regulations

Hackers are getting good. Really good. And that can be bad news for you and your clients.

Tags: Wire Fraud, startSafe, PJ Nava