FT.com US expatriates and many foreigners living in the US risk penalties of at least $10,000 if they fail to report details of overseas bank and financial accounts to the US
Caught with your equity down When prices fall on your new home before you even close, your best bet is to hope for long-term equity buildup, says Steve McLinden, the Real Estate Adviser.read more...
Keeping Closer Tabs On Brokers Should your mortgage loan officer's fingerprints be on file in a national electronic database, even if he or she has never been convicted of a crime?
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Costs hitting home Recent mortgage rate moves have pushed financing costs to the highest point in four years.read more...
Books on house and garden for gift-giving or keeping "Houses of Los Angeles: 1885 to 1919" When all else fails for gift ideas for the holidays, turn to books. Here, our staff's favorites, including home and garden books
Remodeling -- The Investment You Can Live With "Does the new kitchen add enough enjoyment and practicality to my family's daily living to justify net costs of $10,000?" Most people remodel their home to make it better
Town officials are debating whether to put part of an anticipated $150 million in tax revenues and bond sale receipts in a state money market fund that is reliant on risky investments such as subprime mortgage pools.
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