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2009 

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Condo for sale, In yonkers water front (1 bedroom ) Cheapest on the market Overview Maps Photos Description Neighborhood Market Stats $245,000 CondominiumFor Sale Main Features 1 Bedroom1 BathroomInterior: 700 sqft Location 23 Water Grant St#1EYonkers, NY 10701 Rummy Singh Dhanoa Keller Williams...
11/21/2009

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In the last Fed Meeting, rate improved a little each day. They indicated that monetary policy would remain on hold for quite a while. But acknowledged it eventually has to raise the fed funds rate, a clear message that rate hikes are long way off.  Majority of fed officials feel that the economy...
11/16/2009

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Landlord question for Run a Credit Report to Locate my Tenant who Owes me Money? A common misconception landlords have is that they can run a credit report on a tenant if they have the tenant's social security number. You must have the applicant's written authorization explicitly for running a cr...
11/12/2009

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How social are you? How serious are you about social media?You can't ignore it. Hundreds of millions of people are involved so far, and it's just a few years old. That's two of the values in social media - it's immediate and it's informative. It's also fun - that's why Facebook and YouTube are wo...
11/12/2009

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Home Prices Are still falling! Price fell in 80% of all metropolitan area, NAR said Tuesday. But sales are still climbing, single family which make up the bulk of the u.s housing market, fell 11.2 percent. We still need a steady stream of financially qualified buyers to further reduce inventory a...
11/10/2009

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The new law will extend the $8,000 credit for first-time home buyers for sales contracts entered into by April 30, 2010 and closed by June 30. Further, it has been expanded to include a new $6,500 credit for owners of existing homes who are purchasing a new principal residence. An existing home o...
11/06/2009

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An $8,000 federal tax credit for first-time homebuyers that is set to expire at the end of the month inched another step closer to getting extended until April. The Senate voted 85-2 yesterday to move the bill to a final vote, and senior members of Congress said that they expected the bill to pas...
11/03/2009
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