Sidewalks, Trees And Fences When things go wrong outside your home, who is responsible? Take the slow housing market as an opportunity to find out and to protect yourself from liability. FULL STORY->
New Congressional Draft "Phases Out" Mortgage Writeoffs on Big Houses Rather than banning mortgage interest deductions on all houses with more than 3,000 square feet of interior space, a new draft of forthcoming "carbon tax" legislation by powerful House energy and commerce committee leader Dingell would reduce writeoffs on a graduated basis up to 4,200 square feet, then cut them off. Ken Harney reports. FULL STORY->
Popularity of Outdoor Living Spaces Increases With most Americans feeling the pinch of a tough economy and a job market gone global, homeowners are increasingly looking to get more 'bang for their buck' from their residential investments. Many are looking outside their doors for inspiration. FULL STORY->
When Buying a Home Be Sure to Check Out Possible Landscape Hazards Landscaping is something most of us think about from the perspectives of what pleases our eyes and what will give us privacy. But the American Society of Home Inspectors, (ASHI) is encouraging homebuyers to consider how a property's landscaping may affect the home. FULL STORY->
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Mortgage Rates Up For Third Straight Week Freddie Mac today released the results of its Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS) in which the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) averaged 6.42 percent with an average 0.5 point for the week ending September 27, 2007, up from last week when it averaged 6.34 percent. Last year at this time, the 30-year FRM averaged 6.31 percent. FULL STORY->
Important Facts that Will Affect Real Estate Pricing Over the Next 20+ Years Each year, our population continues to grow and with that growth comes many changes to the average American household. Find out how changes in our population will affect real estate in different areas of the United States. These factors may play an important role in how you decide to invest in real estate in the future. FULL STORY->
Home-Based Recession Preparedness Consumer Reports says it's a good time to consider the possibility of a recession because of what it could do to your assets if you don't protect them. FULL STORY->
RPX Measures the Housing Market Another measure of the housing market began operating last week. The new "Residential Property Index," or RPX, is based on single values representing price per square foot on sales in 25 metro areas. Lew Sichelman has the rest of the details. FULL STORY->
Next-Door Celebrity Neighbors Homes & Land Magazine asked its readers which celebrities they wanted living next door to them. Women put men and women at the top of the list. Men just chose men. Huh? FULL STORY->
Ask the HOA Expert How does a board enforce retractable awnings? Can a board appoint new members? These questions and more in this week's column. FULL STORY->
10 Ways To Buy Better In A Down Market The marketplace has slowed to a crawl in many areas. So is this the time to be a real estate buyer? Columnist Peter G. Miller says lower prices are not enough, you have to have 10 baseline strategies to get the best deals. FULL STORY->
September Roundup Mortgage rates were moving slightly higher as September was drawing to a close. A broken appliance can be stressful, but finding the right part to fix it doesn't have to be. These topics and more in this month's article roundup. FULL STORY->
See Beyond "House" to Appreciate "Home": Cabbagetown Tour The most important advantage in home buying lies in working from a clear personal definition of "home," not just the current "in" design dictates. PJ Wade explores variations on "home" as encountered in the Old Cabbagetown Tour of Homes to explain the acquired skill of home viewing. FULL STORY->
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