Plans of Bush tax panel could shrink mortgage benefits (USA Today) That most sacred of tax breaks, the mortgage interest deduction that has helped millions buy homes, could vanish if President Bush and Congress follow the recommendations of his tax advisory
Supreme Court sanctions tax avoidance In a decision being hailed as a major victory for Corporate Canada, the Supreme Court of Canada has effectively sanctioned tax avoidance.read more...
September 11, 2006 - 'Flippers' Could Get Burned by Market Correction Existing housing prices could be in for a dip over the near term, the National Association of Realtors said last week, but with economic fundamentals sound housing price appreciation should
Four steps to a stress-free refi Know why you want to refinance, provide paperwork promptly, lock long and keep in touch (but not too much), say the experts.via
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Real estate title insurance revenue falls flat (Reg Req'd) I read your plight of Betty Armellino in Las Vegas. If she would have done her homework or engaged a qualified agent to represent her, she could have rented a
Q: As senior citizens, we are thinking of getting a reverse mortgage on our home for extra income. But we wonder if the up-front expenses and interest charged are tax-deductible.
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