At a time when Congress has the lowest approval record in history, bankers receive even lower marks for being trusted by the public at large, according to a new Housing Predictor survey. The latest opinion poll found that only 3% of all those surveyed trust bankers to have consumers best interests in mind. An over-whelming… Continue reading Poll Shows Hardly Anyone Trusts Bankers
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Warning Signs the House Next Door is a Meth Lab
When Arkansas retiree Franklin Huff stepped onto his front porch with his morning coffee and a newspaper, he didn’t plan to break up a meth ring, especially one operating close to the home he’d lived in for more than 20 years in his own affluent neighborhood. “I noticed black smoke pouring from the chimney, and… Continue reading Warning Signs the House Next Door is a Meth Lab
Pricing Your Home for Sale
Shelve your defensiveness when it comes to pricing your home for sale. Judgments about the value of your home are not about you. They are about the looks, bricks and sticks and location of the home you are getting ready to sell and most importantly current market conditions. You need to stay as dispassionate as… Continue reading Pricing Your Home for Sale
Selling and Saying Goodbye to a Home
Selling your home and saying goodbye can be a difficult experience, especially when it’s combined with upheaval, which is often the case these days. The formalities and procedures can be frustrating and intimidating. Like many sellers, you might also be wrestling with bittersweet memories and assorted “goodbyes.” In fact, your feelings can range from eagerness… Continue reading Selling and Saying Goodbye to a Home