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admin | February 19, 2010

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If you are considering buying a home, check your credit first.  Most credit reports have incorrect information.  According to the US Public Interest Research Group as [...]

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admin | January 11, 2010

If you are like most homeowners you have considered using a home equity line of credit to get out of debt with high interest rate credit cards. There are at rate credit cards. There are at least two schools of thought to consider if you want to get a home equity loan for such a [...]

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admin | December 2, 2009

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This post is written by Steven Parker.  Steven Parker is a financial writer and contributor for the last five years.  He specializes in mortgage and real estate industry and has written many articles on mortgage, reverse mortgage, loan modification, foreclosure and many more.

Contact  Steven at [...]

Category: mortgages | 134 Comments »
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admin | January 12, 2009

The Mortgage Forgiveness Act expires on the eve of the worst housing crisis since the Great Depression.
If you was fortunate enough to sell your home last year, but needed to sell it with the lender getting less than what they were owned; you may be taxed on the deficiency.  The bill, President Bush signed that [...]

Category: News, business, real estate, taxes | 14 Comments »
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admin | January 7, 2009

In the state of Illinois for a foreclosure to happen the lender must follow certain legal steps.
Thirty days prior to the enty of judgment of foreclosure, the owner and all person who have interest in the property will be given notice of the foreclosure.
Then, the lender must initiate a foreclosure complaint or counterclaim and at [...]

Category: Uncategorized, mortgages, real estate | 9 Comments »
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admin | January 6, 2009

The Indiana general assembly will be in session soon.  Governor Daniels is planning to outline several proposed reforms.  Will these reforms affect you? Let’s examine.
Below are the outline of the proposed reforms:

Governor Daniels is proposing replacing the county commissioner with one county executive.
Governor Daniels is proposing combining election cycles to reduce spending.
Governor Daniels is proposing [...]

Category: News, Uncategorized, business, real estate, taxes | 3 Comments »
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