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real estate: Fed expected to keep US interest rates low - 12/14/09 10:00 PM
By Chris Flood
Published: December 14 2009 02:00 | Last updated: December 14 2009 02:00
The Federal Reserve is expected on Wednesday to maintain its pledge to keep US interest rates close to zero for "an extended period" after Ben Bernanke warned that US economic recovery still faced "formidable headwinds", such as tight credit conditions and rising unemployment.
Mr Bernanke's re-appointment as chairman of the Federal Reserve by the Senate banking committee is expected on Thursday. Investors, meanwhile, are increasingly wondering when he will signal any changes to the exceptionally loose US monetary policies and liquidity conditions that have propelled asset … (0 comments)
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real estate: Expanded First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Becomes Law - 11/09/09 02:42 PM
Posted: November 6, 2009
In the hopes of sustaining the real estate market's recent momentum, Uncle Sam has made more than two-thirds of current homeowners and nearly all first-time buyers eligible for thousands of dollars in tax perks when they purchase a house. President Obama signed the Worker, Homeownership, and Business Assistance Act of 2009 into law Friday, a day after the House of Representatives approved it by a 403-to-12 vote. The legislation includes language that significantly expands the popular first-time home buyer tax credit that was enacted in February. The development represents a big victory for the real estate and … (0 comments)
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real estate: David Van Noy Jr.'s Top 10 Tax Tips for Home Buyers, Sellers and Owners - 03/29/09 12:03 AM
Tax season is upon us, and homeowners everywhere will reap the benefits of tax breaks and incentives. If you're currently renting, consider the tax advantages of homeownership. Now may be the time to buy. If you're an owner or seller, new incentives will help you survive this tough housing market. Know what expenses you can deduct and understand how new laws affect you. Remember to consult your tax advisor.
Deduct the interest you pay on your home loan on your tax return.That means the mortgage interest deduction reduces your tax liability. And because your mortgage payments for the first few … (0 comments)
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real estate: If the bailout goes through, will I be able to get a loan? What doest this have to do with real estate? >>>>> - 10/01/08 01:18 AM
So lest break down this bail out....is it good or bad
You know that Merrill Lynch was sitting with $30 billion tied up in sub-prime loans in the housing market. They get what they deserve for doing that, and I am sure we agree on that right? Those houses didn't become worthless all of a sudden because those people couldn't sell their bonds. Since they couldn't sell them, they basically gave them away for 22 cents on the dollar. Now do you think all those houses lost 80% of their value underneath that deal? No, they didn't, so they gave them … (1 comments)
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real estate: Prudential Kansas City Leawood Office >> call any of these fine agents with confidence >> - 08/29/08 05:23 PM
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real estate: I hired a contractor and gave him 4300 dollars and now I can't find him! - 07/20/08 12:11 PM
This week on the Real Estate Radio show Door 2 Door with David Van Noy Jr we discussed the trouble with contractors. CLICK Here to LISTEN TO the show NOW >>>>
Some quick tips on hiring a contractor
You have the right to having your home built to specifications, including quality workmanship, meeting all building codes and in a reasonable period of time based on the contractual agreement.
Get familiar with your state's laws concerning contractors and what constitutes a violation of these laws.
Don't rely on verbal agreement alone. Get it in writing.
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