Lawyers disbarred over Myles-Leger case The Law Society of Newfoundland has disbarred two lawyers who worked for the bankrupt real estate developer Myles-Leger. Williams Parsons and Glenn Bursey did much of their work for Myles-Leger,
New life for old stuff Repurposing for your home can mean anything from thinking of a new way to use a piece of furniture to turning junk into imaginative furniture and decor.Commentread more...
FBI targets mortgage fraud scammers in Houston (Houston Chronicle) Cynthia Muir thought she got a good deal in 2003 when a friend told her that with his help she could buy a town house and sell it for a
You Want an Agent? First, Find the Right Broker Q: We know that sales of single-family houses are slow, but for a number of reasons we have to sell our house within the next three to four months.
Home building measure's effect unclear Home construction regulators say a new city requirement forcing many Houston builders and remodelers to register with the state will give greater protection to consumers.read more...
Inflation worries push stocks lower NEW YORK - Higher-than-expected wholesale prices renewed inflation fears and pushed stocks lower Tuesday, but the losses were kept in check by strong earnings from the retail sector.via
The FBI says there is an epidemic of elaborate mortgage fraud schemes occuring across the country, even in Mississippi. A federal crackdown has resulted in numerous indictments and guilty pleas.
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