Monthly Archives: May 2012

NBC and CBS thought this was a pretty neat site – and so do we. The United States Food and Drug Administration monitors the safety of prescription drugs by tracking adverse events submitted by physicians, healthcare consumers, lawyers and others. … Continue reading →

You have just found the home of your dreams and the seller has accepted your offer. Now the fun begins. You keep hearing terms like “buy down”, “discount points”, “purchase points, but you have no idea what all this means. … Continue reading →

Every home buyer has a different preference as far as their likes and dislikes are concerned. However, all buyers want to buy a house that is sturdy and is as sound structurally as it appears to be on the outside. … Continue reading →

When it comes to real estate, it’s really hard to beat an inexpensive home. You may call it inexpensive while others refer to it as a cheap home – but they are very affordable and ideal for those on a … Continue reading →

With prices declining in many markets, it now makes the cost of buying a home a better financial deal than renting. However, many potential homebuyers are transfixed on the market, wanting to believe prices will drop lower. The question is … Continue reading →

The rental community is booming these days but the majority of prospective renters don’t understand the key clauses in rental agreements. 1. The Late Fee- You need to have very clear understanding of when your rent is late, as far … Continue reading →

If you look down your long, long list of closing costs at your lender’s office, you probably won’t find one labeled “junk.” That’s because lenders don’t like to admit that some of the charges they’re passing off as “necessary’ are … Continue reading →

Reverse mortgages are not always the best step for everyone, but when looking at the positives, the reverse mortgage is managing to come out ahead. There are other alternatives like a home equity loan or downsizing to a smaller residence … Continue reading →

Living together has never been more popular. Cohabitation between un-married people has increased almost 80% in the last 20 years. However, there are laws that affect your co-habitation, especially if you break up. While most un-married couples safely master living … Continue reading →

So you want a mortgage loan but you don’t have a plan? One of the first blunders that are damaging to everyone is not thinking about your future plans. The things you do today could have a great impact on … Continue reading →