Finance & Mortgage
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'Mortgage Trends, Update, Readings: Home Builder Confidence Decreased By A Point, Housing Starts Increased, Mortgage Rates Increased
'Mortgage Term 'Escrow Deposit': What It Means And Where It Applies
EDITOR'S PICKS
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Residents of a Chicago Mobile Home Park To Lose Water Access Days Before Thanksgiving
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Dozens Left Homeless After Apartment Fire Sparks In Durham
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Homebuying 101: 5 Red Flags To Watch Out For
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US Home Prices on the Rise: Here's Where Houses Are the Priciest
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Real Estate: 3 Things To Know Before You Start Investing
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The Federal Reserve decided to increase the Fed Fund rates to at least one quarter of a percentage point. -
'President Barrack Obama Eases 35-Year Old Real Estate Tax Law for Foreign Investors
Expect an influx of real estate foreign investors in the US soon. -
'Wayne Gretzky Net Worth: Hockey Legend Struggles To Sell Westlake Village, CA Home
If there is one thing that can be said about being one of the greatest hockey players ever, it is that it does not always translate to a successful real estate portfolio, and Wayne Gretzky may be a living testament to that. The NHL Hall of Famer listed his Westlake Village, CA mansion for $8,195,000, but records show that this isn't the first time he has put it in the market, Judy Dutton of Realtor reports. -
'Fed Hike Saves New York Real Estate
Last week, the Federal Reserve did something it hadn't done in nine and a half years. After keeping its rates as close as possible to zero, Washington announced that they are increasing their interest rates. -
'Real Estate Expensive Property Update: Embattled Montauk Beach Resort Next Door to Panoramic View Sells for $70M
The tormented Montauk beach resort, the property next door to Panoramic View, has been sold for $70 million. The majority investors of the Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa closed the deal on Dec. 7. -
'Celebrity Real Estate: Following Foreclosure, Celebrity Designer Barry Kieselstein-Cord Loses Estate
The estate of the designer-to-the-stars, Barry Kieselstein-Cord, in the horse country of Dutchess County, has been foreclosed and the contents will be put into auction this week, sources said. -
'Residents in a Florida Condo Want Donald Trump's Name Removed from Their Building
Some residents in a Florida condominium apartment complex owned by Donald Trump want the name of the presidential candidate to be removed from the signage on the building. -
'Loan Jargons: 14 Common Mortgage Terms You Need To Learn About
If you are about to go on a mortgage transaction, you may not wanna move forward without learning more about the loan jargons that you may encounter. Save time asking questions and come in non-empty handed. Here are some of the most common mortgage terms that you should learn about before you proceed with any mortgage transaction: -
'Celebrity Real Estate: The Raleigh Hotel of Tommy Hilfiger Turns into a Private Club
Tommy Hilfiger, a fashion designer, is going to renovate Raleigh Hotel in Miami Beach and turn it into a private club. So the rumor that Hilfiger is selling the hotel he bought for $56.6 million in 2014 is not right after all. -
'Celebrity Real Estate: 50 Cent as the Landlord of His Mansion in Connecticut, Which He Wants Rented Out for $100,000 a month
50 Cent has listed his mansion in Connecticut in 2007 for $18.5 million. The price of the 21-bedroom, 25-bathroom mansion of the singer in Farmington has been cut four times to $8.5 million but was still unable to find a buyer. -
'Real Estate News: Commercial Real Estate and Economic Development (CREED) Act Passed in the Congress, Reinstates 504 Debt-Refinancing Program
The National Association of Development Companies (NADCO) has announced that the Commercial Real Estate and Economic Development (CREED) Act has been passed in the congress and will permanently reinstate the debt-financing element in the 504 loan program of the Small Business Association. -
'Real Estate News: London's Luxury Market Is Twice As Expensive As New York's - Report
It's not only in New York where insane real estate prices exist. In a recent report, London's luxury real estate market is twice as expensive as New York's leading 7% of buyers from the London market opting to go for NYC instead. Of course, there are many factors that must be taken into consideration.