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Green Home Choices: Save Money And The Environment
Going green at home includes recycling and reusing materials, helping you save money and the environment. Going green at home could also include paying bills electronically which would help you save money. If you're going green at home you will also save money.
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Apr 3, 2008
Green Consumer Demographics: Which Homeowners Green Their Homes?
Green consumer demographics fall into three categories. Green consumer demographics include being thoughtful of the environment, dilettante green consumers and green consumers who want a return on their investment. Green consumers also tend to be a younger demographic.
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Apr 2, 2008
Green Home Tips Help Homeowners Save Money
Green home tips vary from saving on heating bills using better insulation to restricting water usage. Employ these green home tips by contacting a water engineering firm or an advanced plumber. There is an initial investment when homeowners choose to use green home tips, but over the long run they…
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Apr 2, 2008
Taxes On Inherited Home Sale
If you inherit a home, you would pay tax on the difference between the value of the home at the time the owner died and the sales price of the home when you sold it. You know the sales price for the home, but you may or may not know the value of the home at the time the owner died. Generally, if the…
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Mar 27, 2008
Reverse Mortgage Helps Seniors Pay Bills
Should seniors pay heating bill and their mortgage using a credit card? Ilyce suggests they either sell their home or get a reverse mortgage to stop paying the heating bill with the credit card. The reverse mortgage would allow seniors to stop charging their home heating bill on the credit card.
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Mar 27, 2008
Real Estate Agent Job Advice
A real estate instructor writes in to give would-be real estate agents job advice. The instructor's job advice says that a real estate agent's career has lots of costs. According to the instructor's job advice, most real estate agents earn about $40,000 a year. The instructor's job advice reminds…
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Mar 24, 2008
Warranty Deed To Remove Name From Deed
In simple terms, a quitclaim deed transfers any interest a person may have in the property without making any representations as to whether that person owns the home or not. A warranty deed performs the same task but gives the buyer (or person receiving the title) a representation that the person…
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Mar 24, 2008
Marriage Property Rights
A woman asks about her marriage property rights. Her marriage is ending and her husband sold the property but does he have rights to sell it? To find out her marriage property rights she can talk to a legal aid clinic.
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Mar 24, 2008
Breaking A Realtor Contract
A first-time home buyer wants to break the contract with her Realtor because the agent is doing a poor job. The contract is through the brokerage, and a managing broker should be able to set this buyer up with a new agent. If the managing broker won't solve this problem, the buyer's agent contract…
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Mar 24, 2008
Rental Property As Tax Liability
Homes used as rental property are considered investment property by the IRS. As an investment property, you can either pay the taxes owed upon sale of the property, or defer the payment of real estate taxes due upon the sale. If you choose to defer the taxes you owe, you'd utilize Section 1031 of…
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Mar 24, 2008
Renting Out Property Subject To Foreclosure
Is it legal for a rental property owner to rent a property that may be subject to foreclosure? A tenant should be given notice that the rental property is the potential subject of a foreclosure lawsuit. The landlord should also be using the income from the rental property to pay his mortgage lender…
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Mar 18, 2008
Foreclosures On Rise And Mortgage Lenders' Solution
In early 2008 foreclosures were increasing which furthered the housing market slowdown, but what are solutions that mortgage lenders are coming up with? Foreclosures are forcing private mortgage lenders to pay out millions of dollars. Mortgage lenders are trying to help homeowners who are currently…
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Feb 24, 2008
PMI And Foreclosure Purchase
A couple wants to buy a foreclosed home but is unsure about how PMI figures in. PMI, or private mortgage insurance, reimburses lenders for the balance above 80 percent of the mortgage, if a home becomes a foreclosure.
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Feb 22, 2008
Good Books For Landlords
Looking to become a landlord? Authors Robert Irwin and Robert Shemin offer a few good landlord books. If you want to become a landlord you may want to read these books.
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Feb 21, 2008
Foreclosure Last Option: Call Your Mortgage Lender If You Miss Payment
Many homeowners who struggle to make payments don't realize by calling their mortgage lender they may be able to avoid the foreclosure process. Contact HUD or your lender to learn about the foreclosure process and what you can do to avoid foreclosure if you can't make the payments. You may be able…
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Feb 10, 2008
Mortgage Payment Troubles? Take Foreclosure Questions To Lender, Experts
If you're having trouble paying your mortgage, go straight to your mortgage lender or another expert to ask questions about foreclosure. Foreclosure questions are not for family and friends, who may not know the answer to what happens when you can't pay your mortgage. Your mortgage lender will be…
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Feb 5, 2008
Neighborhood Construction Put On Hold
In a slow housing market or real estate recession, you need to be careful with new construction. If you are already seeing warning signs like the developer has put construction on hold, or only a fraction of the development has been completed, you might want to rethink your purchase. If the builder…
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Jan 31, 2008
Include Appraiser In Real Estate Investment Team
Before you start investing in real estate, you should put together an expert team. Should you include an appraiser in your real estate investment team? Often a real estate appraiser's conclusion is the same as reached by real estate agents who create comparative market analyses.
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Jan 22, 2008
Prevent Foreclosure By Paying Mortgage, Talking To Lender
Prevent foreclosure by paying the mortgage and talking to your lender if you're having a cash flow problem. When you do your budget, be sure to pay your mortgage first because that is your most important bill, and let your lender know you may need help. Some states put foreclosures on the…
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Dec 28, 2007
Lawsuit Over Land In Trust
When government determines property ownership, it may miss land that's not listed on tax rolls. When that happens, the property's ownership may remain unclear. In this case, land owned by an estate was left out of a trust. The estate's trustee now wants to put the land back in the trust. How can the…
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Dec 14, 2007
Short Sale Real Estate Investor's Only Option
A real estate short sale may be the only option for this new real estate investor. Many new real estate investors did not anticipate the down turn in the market and now owe more on a property than it is worth and are being forced to negotiate a short sale. If the mortgage lender accepts the short…
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Dec 10, 2007
Deed in Lieu On Credit Report
When a mortgage lender agrees to sell a property for less than it's worth and forgive the debt it could show up on the homeowner's credit report as a deed in lieu of foreclosure. Homeowners who own property that is worth less than their mortgage loan amounts may be good candidates for this type of…
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Dec 5, 2007
Buyer's Real Estate Agent
A home buyer wonders whether to hire a buyer's real estate agent. Some buyers think they can pay less without a buyer's real estate agent. Sellers pay buyer's real estate agents so there's little downside for a buyer.
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Nov 29, 2007
Financing Options For Investment Property Owner
Financing options for owners of multiple investment properties are limited because of the amount of debt they usually possess. Traditional lenders are not comfortable with the high debt ratio, which limits the financing options they are willing give the owners of multiple investment properties. One…
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Nov 26, 2007
New York Real Estate Market Still Moving
New York real estate is one of the few markets in the country that is still moving at a good rate. Is now a good time to buy a home in the area? It all depends on the neighborhood and how long the homeowners want to be in the house.
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Nov 7, 2007