Ceiling's the limit in home decorating Armstrong's tin-look Tin Tile ceiling sells for about half the price of genuine tin at $2.25 a square foot, not including installation, and has the same rich look.read more...
Mortgage fraud could become a specific crime (The Springfield News-Leader) Jefferson City -- Missouri lawmakers gave final approval Thursday to legislation that creates the specific crime of mortgage fraud.read more...
As Home Depot buys, investors should wait A couple of months ago, I suggested that investors were concerned that a slowdown in the housing boom would translate into slower sales growth for Home Depot.read more...
Risky mortgage lending practices bring backlash (KESQ) SACRAMENTO California lawmakers are considering new restrictions on unorthodox mortgage lending.read more...
Decorator Show House finds a home Carmel, February 4 - After months of uncertainty, the 2006 Decorators' Show House will take place in one of the most impressive homes in the country.read more...
Simplifying the Tax Code Proves Too Complicated Last week, the president's advisory panel on tax reform presented its final report, ``Simple, Fair & Pro-Growth: Proposals to Fix America's Tax System.'' Why should something touted as simple take
BARTOW | Renovations to the old Oaks School building will have to wait. The city’s application to the state for a historic preservation grant didn’t make the cut for 2008, said Linda Allen, the city’s grants administrator. more»
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