Information to Improve Homeownership The Mortgage Forgiveness Relief Act of 2007 was passed by Congress to avoid additional financial hardship that some homeowners might experience due to a foreclosure or short sale. The law affects mortgage relief that occurs from … Continue reading →
Once upon a time, homebuying was a much less dramatic affair then it is today. The house hunt was fun, if suspenseful, and then there was another exciting whirlwind of inspections, closing and moving in. Today, though, as soon as … Continue reading →
By Tara-Nicholle Nelson | Broker in San Francisco, CA In the wild world of dating, when you encounter a “turn-off,” you can just pack it in and not to go on another date with that guy or gal again. But … Continue reading →
If you retire, how much money can you remove each year from your savings and make sure you don’t rob your golden years of the gold you will need to put food on the table?
The organizational benefits of downsizing can be very rewarding. You can save time, restore order, relieve stress, free up space and, perhaps most importantly, save money. While the process may seem overwhelming, the following tips will help accomplish the task. 1. … Continue reading →
Asking for a raise in a weak economy may seem like a long shot. Or maybe even job suicide. But experts say that if you’re valued by your employer and carefully present your request, a pay increase is sometimes possible. … Continue reading →
Real Estate Tax Talk By Stephen Fishman Inman News™ August 16, 2011 In today’s down market, many homeowners are reluctant to pour more money into their homes. Before deciding whether to replace a roof or merely patch it, homeowner’s should … Continue reading →
Your first home purchase is exciting, but it can also be stressful. Here are some tips to limit the trauma and help you find the home of your dreams the first time around. 1. Set your budget The most important … Continue reading →
Whether you’re buying your first home or refinancing your existing home, you have a host of financing options available. But before you start talking about points, fees, and closing costs, you need to decide whether to choose a fixed-rate … Continue reading →
According to a study conducted by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) in 2001, 97 percent of home buyers who received home inspections believe they received a good value for their money. … Continue reading →
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