Contractor is back in court
Richard Mitchell Morgan, who was arrested for fraud in 1995, returned to court Wednesday for a similar offense.
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Christian Nonprofit Buys Homes in Chatanooga, Tenn., Teaches Self-Sufficiency A nonprofit organization is building homes to bring hope to Chattanoogans while also teaching them self-sufficiency. Hope for Chattanooga is a Christian community-development organization that not only builds ...via
These Home-Equity Loans Come With Big Risks (Second of two articles) When an investor offers you $50,000 or $100,000 in exchange for 30 percent to 50 percent of your home's future appreciation, is it a good deal? read
In the grip of mortgage madness (The New Zealand Herald) Young Aucklanders are signing up for mortgages of up to $1 million, sparking fears an entire generation could be heading for a cash crisis.via
Tale of the Register Tape Nontraditional grocers gain ground in area competition (Reg Req'd) When it comes to having places to buy groceries, Fredericksburg-area shoppers' carts are overflowing with choices.read more...
Many Canadians, especially those in... Many Canadians, especially those in the Western provinces, have been spending an unusually large proportion of their incomes to keep a roof over their heads because of rising housing prices,
WCI Reports 38% Rise in Third Quarter 2005 Earnings Third Quarter Financial Highlights: -- Net income: $39.7 million - up 38.3% -- Diluted EPS: $0.85 - up 37.1% -- Revenues: $621.9 million - up 31.7% -- New orders: $667.0