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Fed Slashes Interest Rates, But Mortgage Rates Surge Up To 6.72% - Here's Why It's Happening
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New Real Estate Platform Allows US Homebuyers To Check The Political Affiliations Of Their Neighbors For Free
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NYC Bill Relieving Renters Of Broker Fees Passes Without Mayor's Signature. Real Estate Groups Are Suing To Stop It
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Suspect In UnitedHealthcare CEO Killing Hails From Real Estate Family, Grew Up In This $800K Home
So what can $1,300 per month get you in real estate rental markets of Philadelphia, New Orleans and Detroit? N.Y. Equity Firm New Major Investor In Residential Property Insurer
Wellington Insurance Group, a distribution business based in Texas and specializes in the delivery and administration of residential property insurance welcomes a majority investor in a definitive agreement with Aquiline Capital Partners LLC, a private equity firm based in New York investing in financial services, ifawebnews.com reports Realty News: What Happens At Credit Counseling, Is Debt Management Program For Everyone?
Credit counseling is one step that people with unmanageable debts are often considering. However, it is worth knowing that your debts won't disappear simply because you signed up for credit counseling. In fact, it is also possible for people to not qualify for a debt management plans even if they go for credit counseling. Debt management plans are programs that will consolidate a person's bills into one manageable monthly payment. Realty News: Buying Residential Properties With Co Signers
There are those times when a little help is needed in accomplishing things, and this includes home buying and mortgage application. Co signing someone's loan is a very big responsibility primarily because of the risk that things can go the wrong way. Here are some of the things that you should know in using or being a co signer in a mortgage: Realty News: What To Expect After Filing For Bankruptcy
Fed up with phone calls that pressure you to pay your dues? Tired of worrying about your debts? Filing for bankruptcy may be the solution to your problems! Well, not in its entirety. Filing for bankruptcy also comes with its own set of consequences, and these consequences are worth knowing so you would know how this step could impact your future financial stability. Find Homes In 2016: Why This Year Is A Good Time To Buy A Home
Owning your first home may be one of the most overwhelming feeling anyone can have. This is why if you are thinking twice about buying a home this year, here are some points that will help you realize that buying a home in 2016 is a good idea. Found The Best Property For Sale? Hold Up, Learn About Property Taxes First!
Property taxes are just some of the things that regular homeowners have little knowledge about. As important as these matters are, it's not the homeowners' fault if they did have better things to do than study how taxes work. Besides, they can always get professional help. However, as true as this is, it is still important for people to at least understand how basic property taxes work and what they can do to make things easier for them. Renting Advice: Smart Renting and Dealing with Landlords
Here are some helpful advice for renters to help make lease commitments easier. Before renting, every renter should do some work before sealing the deal on pen and paper. Brooklyn Heights Co-Op Owners Vote Against High-Rise on Pineapple Walk, Forgoes $130 Million Offer
Residents of a co-op in Brooklyn Heights claimed on Monday that they were deprived of a massive payout from their fellow shareholders, who refused to accept a developer's large amount of money in exchange for a nearby portion of land. Chanel-Filled Spring Street Storefront Sells For Record-Breaking $112 Million in Soho
The Chanel-filled storefront in Manhattan's 139 Spring Street has just been sold on Friday. The 4,500 square foot commercial space on the ground floor was sold for $112 million ($24,888 per square foot) - marking a record-breaking sale in the Soho area.
