On yesterday's show, I recommended some assistance for people starting businesses: www.score.org www.sba.gov (small business administration) These w...
On today's show, we'll take a look at some of the new scams that popped up this week, and follow up on some issues relating to Identity Theft. I'm con...
A homeowner didn't have a home inspection and discovers evidence of a fire a year after moving into his new home. A home inspection would have uncovered this damage, but the seller was required to disclose the fire. A real estate attorney can determine if this buyer has a seller disclosure case.
A homeowner inherited her current NYC residence from her grandmother. Now that neighborhood properties are being sought after by developers, she would like to sell the inherited property for the most money possible. It's easy to determine possible capital gains taxes on the inherited property.
When you're selling your home it's important to price the property in a way that will help it sell. If you price the property higher than comparable ones in the neighborhood, it's going to be harder to sell the property. What can you look for when you're a buyer? Learn clues to discover when a home is overpriced.
A first-time home buyer is wondering about purchasing a home with cash. Paying for your first home entirely with cash is a very conservative financial move. Whether you choose to do it depends on how nervous you are about being able to make your payments each month and what kind of return you expect from your investments elsewhere. It might be smarter to make a substantial down payment and take out a mortgage for the rest.
This is from Zuma: "I am concerned about the expectation that one gives out one's social security number to anyone, anywhere. For example, I applied...
I'd love for WSB listeners and ThinkGlink.com visitors to put their comments about social security numbers into the blog for discussion. It's easy to ...
