By Julie Campbell In the unlikely event that a meteor blast damages your home, most policies will cover it. …According to the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America associate
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SOURCE RealtyPin.com …Be prepared to answer some additional questions If you’re going to be paying two mortgages (even if it’s just for a couple of months), the lender on your
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To get full coverage, many homeowners need at least four policies AnnaMaria Andriotis For the owners of some residences, one home-insurance policy just doesn’t cut it. To get full coverage
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Be prepared to see multiple offers on your desired property By Ethan Roberts, InvestorPlace Contributor What strategies can a prospective home buyer use to successfully compete with other buyers? Well,
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The mantra “location, location, location” can come down to property’s view. And a dust-up in Denver shows how obstructing a view can roil a neighborhood. By KRIS HUDSON Several neighbors
Read more %1$sFee increases are making FHA mortgages more expensive
Bottom line for you: Make sure your loan officer runs the numbers comparing FHA loans with privately insured conventional alternatives. You may not want to be saddled indefinitely with higher payments — and no right to cancel.
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By JOSEPH BERGER Willy Machan acknowledges he is a gadfly, someone who writes bristling letters to local officials to get conditions improved in his grim single-room-occupancy building. But he was surprised
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Adam Leitman Bailey and John Desiderio explain how to handle smoking issues in your building.
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By Alex Veiga Low mortgage rates have made buying a home more affordable and turned rentals into an attractive option for investors. Throughout the downturn in the housing market, average
Read more %1$sYes and No
Posted on February 4th, 2013 by Frederick Peters, President The co-op Board experience, largely unique to the New York area and, to a smaller degree, to Chicago, presents more challenges to
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