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Selling a house is an exciting but complex process, and one important consideration for sellers is the tax implications of the sale. In Kentucky, the tax rules for selling a house can be confusing, so it’s important to understand your obligations and options.

The Iroquois neighborhood is a charming area located just south of downtown Louisville, KY. The neighborhood is named after the beautiful and expansive Iroquois Park, which covers over 700 acres and offers a wide range of recreational opportunities, including hiking and biking trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas.

The Clifton neighborhood is one of the first settlements in Louisville dating back to the late 1800's as a streetcar suburb. Located just east of Louisville it offers convenient access to downtown Louisville and the Ohio River.

The Cherokee Triangle neighborhood in Louisville, KY, offers a rich history, a range of options for schools, picturesque parks, and an upscale real estate market. With its proximity to the stunning Cherokee Park, this neighborhood is a popular choice for those who love the outdoors and a high-end lifestyle. History of the Cherokee Triangle Neighborhood … Continued

The Middletown neighborhood in Louisville, KY, offers on of the most established neighborhoods in East Louisville offering residents convenient access to impressive parks in the area and a moderately priced and stable real estate market. History of the Middletown Neighborhood Middletown is a historic neighborhood located in eastern Jefferson County, Kentucky, about 12 miles east … Continued

The Crescent Hill neighborhood in Louisville, KY, offers a rich history, historic homes, well-maintained parks, and a stable real estate market. With its convenient location just east of downtown, Crescent Hill is a popular choice for locals and visitors.

The Butchertown neighborhood in Louisville, KY, offers a rich history, excellent schools, picturesque parks, and a strong real estate market. With its convenient location just east of downtown, Butchertown is a popular choice for residents and visitors alike.

Centrally located near downtown Louisville is the historic Shelby Park neighborhood. This small and historic community is home impressive local parks, locally-famous indoor market and friendly residents.

Close to the south end of downtown Louisville you'll find the historic Old Louisville neighborhood. This community is known for its residential architecture, beautiful parks and history of some of the most prominent families in the cities history.

Nestled along the Ohio River just west of downtown Louisville is the historic Portland neighborhood. This diverse and eclectic community is home to a rich history, beautiful parks, and a growing real estate market.