Most of us start off the New Year with the best of intentions. We all have a deep longing in our hearts for this year to be the best year yet. We even make resolutions. Sadly, however, most resolutions are... » more
A special event offering free help to thousands of homeowners struggling to pay their mortgages begins today at the Los Angeles Convention Center. NACA, the Neighborhood Assistance... » more
You are about to learn the secrets to creating a multiple six figure income while still having time to do what you love to do. This is a very exciting topic because we really are going to blow the lid off... » more
Massachusetts' highest court retracted the seizure of two homes by Wells Fargo & Co and U.S. Bancorp after the banks failed to prove that they held the mortgages at the time they foreclosed on the homes. Furthermore... » more
Freddie Mac officials announced yesterday that U.S. mortgage rates dropped this week after two months of steady increases. Still at historically low levels, the average 30-year fixed rate was 4.77 percent compared to... » more
According to two recent studies the housing market will remain through the remainder of winter and into spring, but it is predicted that by the third quarter of 2011, held back housing demand could push the market... » more
Do you know that 90% of Americans break their New Year's Resolutions by January 31st? You can prevent this from happening, and turn your Resolutions into a Reality. People are always coming to me and... » more
Over the last several years since the beginning of the housing market decline there is a very good chance that your home is worth less. Despite this fact many people still wonder why home insurance premiums remain... » more
Despite remaining below "normal" activity levels, contracts for pending sales of previously owned homes rose faster than expected this past November. According to the National Association of Realtors... » more
U.S. bank regulators reported today that foreclosures throughout the U.S. jumped in the third quarter. Furthermore, banks continued their efforts to keep borrowers in their homes but were less successful... » more
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