Have a design dilemma? Tap into her secrets Lorrie Browne calls it "the HGTV effect." Whenever she goes to a party, people can't wait to tell her about their remodeling and redecorating projects.read more...
Area home buyers find them appealing (Reg Req'd) Interest-only home-mortgage loans have mushroomed in the Philadelphia region, as they have across the country, according to lenders.via
Morgan Stanley's earnings leap 60% Morgan Stanley posted a 60 percent jump in quarterly earnings Wednesday, setting new records and beating expectations on improved trading and banking results.Commentread more...
Cash boost to ease mortgage crisis (Channel 4) The British banking system is poised for a major cash injection in a bid to ease the crisis in the mortgage market. Chancellor Alistair Darling said the Bank of England
Patron saint of home sales "If you bury it at all who cares? It's supposed to remind us to pray to St. Joseph. It's the praying that matters." In the Middle Ages, St. Teresa
Probiotic food market is set to double The market for probiotic foods and drinks has grown enormously in the last few years.read more...
“It’s important that laws be fair. Unfortunately, there are some landlords and property owners that don’t always follow the law. We think it’s in the best interests of everybody to protect their [tenant] rights.”
Throughout the year, The Watchdog has focused on situations in which state and federal laws weren’t tough enough when it came to protecting consumers. So imagine my surprise when I began to look at a batch of new state laws going into effect next week, and found that each seems designed to protect Texans in ways we weren’t protected before.
For example, as of Jan. 1, your home and your pocketbook will get some added protections, whether you rent an apartment, buy homeowners’ insurance, pay property taxes, build a house or buy manufactured housing. Read more
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