December 10th, 2007
Owning two houses in a down market
Judging by the number of people I know who are currently stuck with two houses, selling is more difficult than ever.
Judging by the number of people I know who are currently stuck with two houses, selling is more difficult than ever.
If you are interested in buying a home, this is a great time to act. Housing prices are stagnant. Sellers are willing to negotiate on everything from sales price to home repairs. Now interest rates have dropped. What other evidence do you need?
The Bush administration on Thursday finally came through on its long-promised desire to help the escalating number of homeowners across the country who are facing foreclosure.
The question now? Is the Bush plan a good one?
Next time someone tells you that buying a home is a safer investment than is purchasing stocks, remind them of one thing: Your stocks will never leak. Your kitchen sink will.
If you’re looking for that right combination of affordable housing and big city life, go to Indianapolis.
Homeowners looking to spend their dollars as wisely as possible would do best to improve the exteriors of their homes.
Is the history of the suburbs one to be celebrated? Or should we be ashamed about the real reasons that led to the mass migration of city dwellers into what were at the time considered far outposts?
You may not have heard of Edith Macefield, but she is one of the few people on earth who means it when she says that money isn’t everything.
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