Lawyer to be sentenced in April for mortgage fraud (Hamilton Spectator) A lawyer from Brampton, Ont., convicted of fraud in a million-dollar mortgage scheme -- that involved flipping properties in Hamilton and other communities in and around Toronto -- will have
Challenging a local property assessment Local assessors won't automatically adjust property value on the tax rolls, but, armed with the right information, homeowners can present a case, says the Real Estate Adviser.read more...
Familiarity with cash-out refinancing vs. equity loan is important Like many homeowners, El Segundo couple Mike and Samantha are eyeing the low mortgage interest rates and wondering whether they should seize the opportunity to meet several financial goals.read more...
Is a Bigger Lot Better When Buying a Home? A California couple is looking to trade their condo for a house. From a money standpoint, should they opt for a bigger piece of property, but a smaller home, or
More of this story Inspiration and magic live in artist Laura Higdon's creations - deliciously colored, hand-painted, collector's item furniture for children .read more...
U.S. New Home Sales Unexpectedly Rise, Signaling Pause in Housing Slowdown New home sales in the U.S. unexpectedly rose in August from a three-year low, suggesting the housing market is stabilizing.Commentread more...
With her children no longer living at home, Phyllis Dort was determined to move to a smaller, single-level house.
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