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All the hassles and pains of doing a short sale . . . well, they still exist, unless you choose to use a professional. But at least as far as...
Remember when people told you that the recovery will see gains of 3 to 3.5 percent? That prices are going to look pretty good in the next couple of years?...
There are some new stats coming out about how we’re doing, but first, let’s dispense with some rumors. Our Congress has definitely not gone the way of Greece, our leaders...
Good old Florida is turning out to be pretty scrappy after all. Since being one of the hardest hit areas of the country by the “downturn” they were projected to...
There’s nothing quite like learning something new, even if it’s really absurd trivia. But hey, these are important fun facts that you can use in everyday conversation, or to open...
Your check may be in the mail. That’s right, not a Publisher’s Clearinghouse one, but free money is free money so don’t ask questions. Bank of America will be mailing...
I read an amazing article that captures an amazing message for people everywhere. A lot of life’s most important lessons are learned only while your living it so it’s a...
Here’s a comparison you don’t hear very often: the home-buyer tax credit versus European debt crisis, earthquakes in Japan, and debt ceilings. I just wouldn’t have put all those in...
We’ve reached that special month of May when the year turns serious and kicks into high gear. The weather is warmer (minus some freak NE cold spells), production is higher,...
February was a good month if you’re a house – your average value went up. It might just be a temporary thing but I say milk it for all it’s...
Remember when people told you that the recovery will see gains of 3 to 3.5 percent? That prices are going to look pretty good in the next couple of years? So they were right – sorta. It actually depends on where you live. Because you’ve got to remember, gains of 3 percent are the average....
There are some new stats coming out about how we’re doing, but first, let’s dispense with some rumors. Our Congress has definitely not gone the way of Greece, our leaders haven’t lost our confidence (well, I guess that’s debatable) and our currency is not crumbling before our eyes (so to speak). So we’re definitely not...
Good old Florida is turning out to be pretty scrappy after all. Since being one of the hardest hit areas of the country by the “downturn” they were projected to come in dead last when it comes to recovery. But it turns out that according to the lastest reports things are picking up faster than...
There’s nothing quite like learning something new, even if it’s really absurd trivia. But hey, these are important fun facts that you can use in everyday conversation, or to open a speech if you’re feeling a bit adventurous. So check out these little known facts and then add some of your own in the comments...
Your check may be in the mail. That’s right, not a Publisher’s Clearinghouse one, but free money is free money so don’t ask questions. Bank of America will be mailing out more than 200,000 letters telling borrowers that they are eligible for principal reductions on their mortgages. Three requirements: 1) Be underwater 2) Be 60...
I read an amazing article that captures an amazing message for people everywhere. A lot of life’s most important lessons are learned only while your living it so it’s a good idea to pay attention. You can (and should) learn a lot in school but in case you have some things left to learn, read...
Here’s a comparison you don’t hear very often: the home-buyer tax credit versus European debt crisis, earthquakes in Japan, and debt ceilings. I just wouldn’t have put all those in the same thought, but apparently someone did. A top economist was asked if the housing market has hit bottom. He wisely avoided the question by...
February was a good month if you’re a house – your average value went up. It might just be a temporary thing but I say milk it for all it’s worth. You know, try a second mortgage, spend big, and don’t worry about the eventual drop. Spring is, after all, a time for making big...
The Senate has begun yet another round of fun-filled meetings to try and make HARP actually work for someone. Now they all admit that the reason the program has tanked so badly is because there’s no real reason for banks to work hard on it. Basically the banks have plenty of experience gaming the system...
I’d imagine that giving out $25 billion would be a big job. The kind of the job that would take a long time, a lot of responsibility, and a ton of integrity. How many people do you know who would fit that description? Well, $25 billion is the amount of the enormous mortgage servicing settlement...
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