November 13, 2014

Based on the recent survey conducted by Fannie Mae, the findings show that even with the increasing economic confidence, Americans still have a mixed housing sentiment in October. The National Housing Survey by Fannie Mae showed that 40 percent of American consumers believe that the economy is currently on its right path, which is similar

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November 12, 2014

As a homeowner, you have to be prepared to face the common households problems – a faulty household appliance, a leaking faucet, or a short circuit. However, there are some problems we cannot resolve on our own and we need to seek the help of a professional who has more skills, knowledge and experience in

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November 12, 2014

According to the research recently released by Trulia, despite the weak cycle between the housing and labor market, the latter has been helping boost the housing recovery. Based on the October report, the percentage (76.2 percent) of 25 to 34-year-old employed individuals is still below the pre-housing bubble rate (78 to 80 percent) but remains to

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November 12, 2014

The number of single women buying homes on their own has been increasing over time. And you’d be fascinated to know that single-women homebuyers actually look for something quite different than other homebuyers. So if you’re one of these women, keep in mind these tips we’ve prepared for you. Determine what you want in a

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November 12, 2014

10. The agent who’s dangerously walking that “ethical” line. 9. The agent that doesn’t anticipate potential problems. 8. The agent that tries to be a big bully. 7. The agent who doesn’t focus on the details. 6. The agent that quotes crazy high prices to win a listing. 5. The agent that avoids (okay, ignores)

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