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Credit Scores: Is Yours High Enough?

Tuesday, August 5th, 2008

Many people assume that they have high credit scores because they pay their bills on time. Before jumping to this conclusion, you should know first how credit scores are calculated and what the common misconceptions are.

Negotiating in a Tough Market

Tuesday, July 29th, 2008

Although current housing market conditions favor buyers over sellers, it does not mean that every buyer will be successful in grabbing the hottest deal in the market. It is not the market conditions which guarantee success but good negotiation. Even sellers can benefit from having good negotiation skills especially in a very competitive market.

Housing Bill Momentum Slowed Down by Senate Issues

Thursday, June 26th, 2008

When the Senate voted on the controversial housing rescue plan, it received overwhelming support. But sadly, the likelihood of it becoming a law soon is reduced because of some problems coming from another unrelated proposal.

Foreclosure Bill under White House Threat

Wednesday, June 25th, 2008

The growing concern over the possible effects of high foreclosures rate on the entire housing market has prompted legislators to propose a foreclosure rescue bill. After many months of being scrutinized, the said bill will hopefully see the light of day very soon. That is, if the White House allows it.

Foreclosure Business: Tips to Finance Foreclosures

Tuesday, April 15th, 2008

If you have been in the foreclosure business, it is important that you know how to finance it. Many people have the wrong notion that money is necessary. But you would be surprised that you actually do not need to have money if you decide to invest in foreclosure properties. Here are some tips that [...]