Mortgage crisis: Pain or gain for credit cards? (The News Journal) The avalanche that began months ago with struggling homeowners missing mortgage payments rumbled through Wall Street again last week, dragging prices down in a volatile three-week skid.read more...
Don't pay too much federal tax; adjust W-4 Every year about this time, people who might otherwise be prone to procrastination rush to do their taxes.read more...
New Funding For Latino Homebuyers WASHINGTON -- Leonardo Simpser has blunt advice for homebuyers considering a funny-money subprime loan requiring no documentation: Don't! "If you can't afford to buy a house," he says, "don't buy
How to Cut Your Property Taxes; IRAs for Home Purchases As many as 60% of homes are assessed for too much and about 33% of property-tax appeals succeed. We offer tips on how to lower your load. Plus, whether an
How Should City Deal with Vendors?: Declare Unit 1 of Carbon under 'state of calamity HOW SHOULD CITY DEAL WITH VENDORS?: Declare Unit 1 of Carbon under "state of calamity" by Joeberth M. Ocao July 4, 2005 For the city government to fully exercise its
Fitch Upgrades 7 Classes of JP Morgan Commercial Mortgage Finance Corp. 2000-C10 (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) NEW YORK----March 8, 2006--Fitch Ratings upgrades JP Morgan Commercial Mortgage Finance Corp., commercial mortgage pass-through certificates, series 2000-C10 as follows: $31.4 million class B certificates to 'AAA' from 'AA+';
Jane Wilkes’ Myrtle Beach home has been on the market for 10 months. According to Zillow.com, homes in this area are some of the highest appreciating in the United States.
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