Look up! There’s cool stuff on the ceiling
Mike Cronin loves color. Take his house, for instance. The 1920s cottage is drenched in hues ranging from moss to eggplant, mustard to sky, from the floors to the ceilings.
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University Plans Real Estate Fair to Educate Latinos SAN JOSE National Hispanic University and the Hispanic Association of Realtors and Affiliates are teaming up to launch a real estate fair aimed at educating Latinos about purchasing, selling or
Time is right to lock in a fixed-rate mortgage (Norwalk Advocate) If you have an adjustable or interest-only mortgage, now is the time to consider refinancing to a fixed-rate mortgage. Rates are low, and money is available for creditworthy borrowers in
NC Realtors begin ad campaign opposing taxes on land transfers One of the state's most powerful lobbying groups began a campaign Monday to block legislation that would give counties the power to tax real estate sales, arguing the tax would
SA consumer inflation rises, backs rate hike "I think it basically confirms that the bias is still on the upside on interest rates ... the market is already pricing in a hike going into August" Regulars
Placentia housing project clears hurdle (Reg Req'd) Placentia housing project clears hurdle The City Council will consider the plan May 3. By AFSHA BAWANY The Orange County Register PLACENTIA , The city's Planning Commission voted 5-0 Monday
Former Greece mortgage broker admits fraud Falsified papers cost buyers $400,000 too much at closing (Rochester Democrat & Chronicle) (June 4, 2005) ? A Greece woman admitted Friday that she bilked customers seeking mortgage loans by fraudulently inflating their costs at closings. Denise Strollo, 47, of 210 Twin Pines