Word: weiser
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...Most people don't view their residence as a capital asset, but that's exactly what it is," says Andrew Pincus, a tax lawyer at the accounting firm M.R. Weiser in Edison, N.J. He doesn't endorse frequent moves. But he advises anyone contemplating an addition to think about moving instead. One of his clients did just that and figures to save a bundle. The client paid about $400,000 for his first house, which roughly doubled in value. He wanted more space but liked his neighborhood and considered building a big addition. But he soon would have been amassing...