Cell phone numbers went public on Friday, August 29th, which means that you can now enjoy the thrills of receiving telemarketing calls on your costly cellie minutes. All cell phone numbers, nationwide, were released to telemarketing companies on the 29th. To prevent those telemarketers, call the...
According to the Florida Association of Realtors, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is raising ceilings on its no-downpayment home loans from the current $417,000 to as much as $729,000. The VA increases went into effect immediately under legislation enacted under the Housing and Economic...
Glimmers headlined in August that the housing crisis has finally hit the bottom and may be on the rebound. The decline in home prices is starting to ease and, in some cities, values are rising again. Existing home sales rose slightly and the glut of newly built homes fell to a five month low. Like...
When Lakeland newspaper, The Reporter, needed a local expert to help them understand the extent of the housing crisis in Poinciana, they didn't have to google "Poinciana Home." They already knew they could turn to Poinciana's expert, Darhlene Zeanwick. Darhlene relayed statistics from the multiple...
As a Poinciana homeowner myself, I find too many responsible homeowners being affected by the housing crisis. It is so rare that I am able to provide good news to homeowners these days, that when I do, I must blog it. The good news is that the federal homeowners assistance program is kicking-in...
There's good and bad news when it comes to damage caused by hurricanes and tropical storms. Damage caused by storms that never become hurricanes, like T.S.-Fay, are treated differently. For example, since Fay never became a hurricane, higher deductibles don't apply. Flood damage is also not covered...
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