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Oyler Hines of Coldwell Banker

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Oyler Hines of Coldwell Banker

To win in today's market, you need the best real estate agents in your corner. That's exactly why we merged the best in resale with the best in new construction to become Oyler Hines of Coldwell Banker Realty. As THE top-producing team in the Greater Cincinnati area, we'd be honored to walk you through the real estate process. Whether you need to buy a home, sell a home or build one, we have the right experts in the right places to help you confidently pursue what you want.

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2721 Erie Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45208 (513) 440-2991 https://www.oylerhines.com/

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The builder did not build our home as we had ordered, citing a design change after contract was signed. What recourse do we have?

Nick Heldman of Heldman Exteriors, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jan 6, 2016

A lawyer is the first place to start. Your builder should be insured for problems like this. If it is a big box builder then I am sure something in the corporate contract has an answer for this. You d ... read more

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I had an 8x10 porch built which covers my back door and kitchen windows. Does this qualify as an Energy Efficiency Improvement by IRS standards?

Nick Heldman of Heldman Exteriors, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Mar 30, 2015

http://www.houselogic.com/home-advice/tax-credits/how-to-collect-tax-energy-credits/ I do not believe that would qualify. Only the materials qaulifies for the credit.

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