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  • HOA Hell or Heaven? Determine your home ownership style before buying!

     By:Carolyn Capalbo

    This can be annoying and time consuming. There is always the chance the board will say, "No!" because of, to you, a petty reason. If you aren't prepared to argue your case for every change you want to make to a HOA regulated feature, stay away from a HOA.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Home Ownership Tax Advantages

     By:Sonia Smith

    Home ownership is a major achievement. Furthermore, there are also several benefits of owning a home when it comes to your taxes.


    In Category - Real Estate Taxes
  • When 'No Pets' Doesn't Apply

     By:Jamie Mathwig

    The letter should cite the law and give full particulars of the type of dog, the reason it is required and any certifications that the animal has earned. Local and national assistance dog organizations can help you help your client to draft such a letter. Include copies of letters from the client's physician, therapist, psychiatrist, counselor or other professional, stating that the client is, indeed, disabled and requires the dog to mitigate the effects of the client's disability.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • JPMorgan Chase Sued For Misleading Homeowners

     By:Carlos Montes

    Hopefully with these cases coming to light, there will be added incentive for lenders to work truthfully with home owners so that less homes are foreclosed on and more mortgages are modified so that owners can manage their payments.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Buying A Home with a HOA

     By:Jamie Mathwig

    As a result of the collective ownership of the neighborhood, most communities with a homeowners association are imbrued with an overwhelming sense of pride. And, especially important in the current housing market, the likelihood that properties will maintain their value better in well-kept neighborhoods, where frequent external property repairs and landscaping ensure an appealing aesthetic, only adds to the attraction.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Maryland's Impending Foreclosure Mediation Law comes under criticism

     By:John Smith

    While many praise the intent behind the State of Maryland's latest attempts to better manage foreclosure, others claim these are fatally flawed.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Treasury's New Broom Phyllis Caldwell Raps America's Banks on the Knuckles

     By:John Smith

    Washington's programs to encourage short sales seem more likely to help willing sellers relocate, than keep troubled households where they are.


    In Category - Mortgage
  • What You Really Need to Know About a Home Owners Association

     By:Gloria Singer

    Don't take those board rules as gospel. When you invest in a building and receive the set of association rules, keep in mind that these are not cast in stone. The board can change them whenever they want, with or without your approval.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Expert Knowledge on Foreclosure Investing

     By:John Cutts

    An in depth knowledge on foreclosure investing can go a long way in ensuring success in this real estate investing endeavor.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Your Home Insurance and Crime

     By:John Cutts

    Read the article to find out how home insurance and house crimes such as theft and vandalism relate to each other.


    In Category - Property Insurance
  • Risks to Home Insurance Claims

     By:John Cutts

    You have to be cautious about exclusions to your home insurance. Most of the time, we miss out on some details that we see as too trivial, only to find out that they are of big importance.


    In Category - Property Insurance
  • Learning More About HUD

     By:Roby Hicks

    The Housing and Urban Development or HUD is an agency in the US formed since 1965. Since then their roles have evolved. Now, they pay more attention to housing and then promotion of home ownership. Today, cities have claimed the responsibilities of urban planning. They also help in the lending processes as well as in providing help to individuals who wish to own a home but will not qualify to a regular loan.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • The signs of stability in home prices are just a fragile bubble not sustainable in long run

     By:Rudson Tren

    The signs of stability in home prices are just a fragile bubble not sustainable in long run.


    In Category - Real Estate Market
  • What Gone with the Wind can Teach Us About Real Estate

     By:M Shane

    Currently, we are fighting our own war against a recession, against lost jobs, bankruptcy and the threatening cycle of poverty. While it may not be in everybody's best interests to invest in real estate at this time, having property of your own is one of the best long-term goals for both you and the country.


    In Category - Real Estate Market
  • Surviving a Hurricane With Safety Measures and Home Insurance

     By:Cassiano Travareli

    Homeowners in coastal regions of the U.S. can ensure their safety and well-being during the hurricane season by creating their own safety plans and obtaining adequate home insurance.


    In Category - Property Insurance
  • Rent or Own - Which is Better

     By:Jacob Pettit

    The article debates whether it is better to rent a house or to buy one. It is clear that some financial calculations and economic awareness are needed before making decision whether to rent a home or buy a home. All in all the decision to buy a home has to be made only when a person is financially capable to afford all the payments associated with a mortgage.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Why Home Insurance Is Important When Doing Home Improvement

     By:Cassiano Travareli

    If you are planning to embark on a home improvement project, you are going to face a lot of financial risks if you do not get adequate home insurance coverage.


    In Category - Property Insurance
  • Delinquent Home Owners Propping up Retail Sales Numbers

     By:Gary Ashton

    News all over the country lately seems to be celebrating economic recovery. Apparently, retail sales have picked up all across the nation while people go back to their old spending habits of old. However, is increased retail spending enough of an indicator to start up the party to celebrate the end of the recession? Some people are saying no, and for good reason.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Time for Uncle Sam to Step Up for the Responsible Homeowner

     By:David Reinholtz

    Many home owners are waiting for government assistance to restructure their home loans based on news, media coverage. Some are waiting for Uncle Sam to bail out.


    In Category - Mortgage
  • Tax Deductibles When You Buy a Home

     By:Roby Hicks

    We all want to have our own home someday. This is because of the several benefits that home ownership offers. One of them is the pride of having a property to call your own. You can do what you want with it without worrying about a landlord. And aside from that, there are tax incentives we can enjoy. There are also different tax deductibles that we can take advantage of.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Educate Consumers that Loans are Investments in the Future

     By:David Reinholtz

    We need to educate home owners that home loan is an investment for future. Many potential home owners are postponing their decision to purchase of a home.


    In Category - Mortgage
  • Housing Associations - the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

     By:Lauren Spencer

    The situation of the unfortunate Texas soldier's tale, has had online forums and newspaper letters pages bursting with opinion, and Americans from coast to coast have been happy to support, or condemn, the organizations; depending on their many personal and varied experiences.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Are Your Valuables Protected by Your Home Insurance?

     By:Leticia Carvalho

    If you have valuables such as paintings, antiques, art objects, rare books, rare coins and other treasures, have them covered by your home insurance company.


    In Category - Property Insurance
  • Avoiding Home Insurance Risks from Outdoor Barbecue

     By:Leticia Carvalho

    Liabilities due to open flame grills have increased in number of cases and home insurance claims that several states have enacted laws banning or putting restrictions on outdoor barbecues.


    In Category - Property Insurance
  • Lowest in 11 years – home ownership decline

     By:Rudson Tren

    Home ownership declines and foreclosures increase making it a lush green farmland for prospective homebuyers.


    In Category - Real Estate Market


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