Mortgage mess hitting WaMu hard (Seattle Times) If you think the worst is over for mortgage lenders, a close look at Washington Mutual's balance sheet should dispel that notion pretty...read more...
Street Talk Clark Lane development filling up with tenants Published Saturday, June 24, 2006 Liberty Square, a 30,000-square-foot development off Clark Lane near The Home Depot, continues to fill, said Jessica Hudson, commercial property director of Liberty Square ...read
Liability Issues Often Shape Language Q: DEAR BARRY: From time to time, you address the subject of asbestos and refer to building materials as "possibly containing asbestos." As a home inspector, I avoid "might
PKF Study Finds Rampant Optimism in U.S. Hotel Investment Arena U.S. hotel investors and lenders are the most optimistic they have been since the mid-1990s, according to a recent study published by a leading hospitality consultant.via
Building permits required by city Building permits are generally required for new homes, additions to new homes , detached buildings, small storage sheds, fences, ponds and above- and below-ground swimming pools.via
Credit Worries Wallop Stocks "Because oil prices were down so much today, a lot of oil stocks were under pressure" Stocks slid hard Tuesday as new worries about the credit arena and a
Bob Walters is willing to shell out cash to get a rock-bottom mortgage interest rate. That’s why he always pays discount points. “I have never, in my history of being in the mortgage business, gotten a mortgage when I didn’t pay points,” says Walters, the chief economist for Quicken Loans.
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