Homebuyer tax credits are almost certainly returning. Sacramento-area buyers can begin claiming $10,000 tax credits starting May 1 under a bill expected to be signed soon by Gov. Arnold... » more
With the ink still wet from President Obama's signature today on the new Healthcare Bill, Congress began debate on how to replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which are the two mortgage giants that... » more
Do you find yourself avoiding certain types of clients? Do you find yourself unable to speak the truth to your clients when their expectations of your services are unrealistic or if in real estate their properties are... » more
Sacramento-area residents are almost certain to get state tax relief for 2009 forgiven mortgage debt - eventually. First, allow for politics. On Monday, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signaled his intent to... » more
Homeowners defaulting on mortgages today may be surprised to learn years from now that they still owe thousands of dollars - and a collection agency is coming after them to get... » more
One of the issues that has surfaced in my career as a business coach over the years is the issue of intimidation. Many clients who come to see me for coaching, want to work with higher end... » more
California based foreclosure listings company RealtyTrac Inc. reported today that the pace of foreclosure growth may finally be slowing down but cautioned that the crisis isn't over just yet. The number of... » more
Legislation to prevent the state from taxing forgiven mortgage debt cleared the state Assembly early Monday, offering potential tax relief to thousands of Californians who lost their homes... » more
In my 13 years of coaching entrepreneurs to be successful, I have uncovered that many people have a deep-seated fear of success. When I probe for the reasons behind this fear of success, the pattern... » more
Sacramento-area accountants say rising numbers of taxpayers who did short sales or received loan modifications in 2009 now fear they'll be walloped anew by a cash-starved state government intent on... » more
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