By Lindsey Hadwin Homeowners insurance is a necessary expense, but the cost doesn’t have break the bank. If you think you’re paying too much, it’s time to re-evaluate your policy and find ways to lower your premium without sacrificing coverage. There are many simple, inexpensive, and easy ways to save money on your homeowners insurance… Continue reading 8 Ways to Lower Homeowners Insurance
2010 Alabama Housing Market
Trouble on the Gulf of Mexico from the BP oil spill and a tight mortgage market is sending Alabama housing sales weaker after the federal home buyers’ tax credit produced a limited number of additional transactions. The economic growth for the region seems to have run out of gas. Slightly higher home sales resulted from… Continue reading 2010 Alabama Housing Market
2011 Illinois Housing Market
Troubled by a state economy on the edge, lingering high unemployment and a foreclosure crisis that rivals the most devastated areas in the nation, Illinois is losing residents as they flee high state income and property taxes for greener pastures. The uncertainty of the Illinois economy signals a housing market that has made little progress… Continue reading 2011 Illinois Housing Market
Action Star Loses Big On Manhattan Condo
Action movie star Bruce Willis is losing big money on his Manhattan condo bought at the height of the real estate bubble. Willis becomes the second major Hollywood star in weeks to lose big money on real estate bought at the wrong time in 2007, right behind Nicolas Cage, who lost $9.5-million on his Rhode… Continue reading Action Star Loses Big On Manhattan Condo
Buying Real Estate Can Be Easy
Buying real estate can be as easy or as difficult as you want to make it. Prospective purchasers research to gain knowledge of the local market place anywhere from a quick couple of days to more than two years. Judging from a variety of research conducted on the subject there really isn’t a dependable average.… Continue reading Buying Real Estate Can Be Easy
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2010 Idaho Housing Market
The boost in home sales produced by federal stimulus tax incentives wound down quickly in Idaho, one of the most troubled states in the country in terms of foreclosures. Home prices have been rapidly declining in just about every market in the state, despite its picturesque beauty. However, there are some promising signs for the… Continue reading 2010 Idaho Housing Market
Worst Housing Forecasts in 2011
For a time government stimulus money combined with lower home prices and historically low mortgage rates to drive home sales and prices in some areas of the country higher, but the so-called second leg in the housing market downturn is underway in many regions of the U.S. Led by fourteen states, the worst 25 forecast… Continue reading Worst Housing Forecasts in 2011
National Real Estate Prices Forecast to Deflate Further
Scrambling to find a bottom, the U.S. real estate market is falling further and further in most areas of the country. Home prices nationally will deflate an average of more than 8% in 2008, according to the Housing Predictor forecast. The real estate crisis, triggered by an over supply of new creative financing programs and… Continue reading National Real Estate Prices Forecast to Deflate Further
2011 Connecticut Housing Market
Battling a 20-year low mark in home sales, Connecticut is dealing with the aftermath of the real estate crash with dwindling sales after the federal home buyer tax credit expired. But Fairfield County, home to four of the state’s largest cities is seeing a rebound in sales that could usher in a change in the… Continue reading 2011 Connecticut Housing Market