The Dream is Changing Since the beginning of this Country, it has been the dream of every American and immigrant to own a home and a piece of land to go with it. Over the years, the population has grown and that piece of land has been shaved down to less than an acre for [...]
The Ins and Outs of Investment Property Tax Deductions
February 9, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Congratulations, you are in the Rental Business You have just purchased your first investment property. You did your homework. You found the perfect home, in the perfect location; within a great school district, close to shopping and freeways access. The house is in great shape and you snatched it up for a song. Congratulations, you [...]
How Much Power Does The Media Really Have?
January 13, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Is Taylor Lautner Gay? First off, for those of you who are not Twilight fans; Taylor Lautner, plays, the heart throb, Jacob; a love interest for the female star Bella. And he will always come in second. Anyway, this handsome young man with his amazing abs and handsome face; was outed by People Magazine. It [...]
The Elin Woods Controversy
January 12, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The $100 Million Dollar Divorce Settlement Elin has been maligned as a “greedy, money grubbing gold digger” by many, because she was once a nanny. I’m sorry, but where does it say that all nannies are in it for the money? If you have ever been a parent; you know taking care of kids requires [...]
Low Mortgage Rates Don’t Help Those Who Are Underwater – Obama’s Jobs Plan
December 9, 2011 By Leave a Comment
This is Mark Warner with propertymortgageinvestment.com. I would like to comment today about an article that appeared in the Dallas Morning News in September 2011. It was written by Steve Brown, the real estate editor for the Dallas Morning News. He commented on how low mortgage rates don’t help those who are under water. There [...]
City Room: Alec Baldwin Buys an $11.7 Million Penthouse in the Village
October 24, 2011 By
The actor with the populist political streak who praised the Upper West Side for its down-to-earthness makes an $11.7 million move skyward.
Mortgages: Mortgages – Knowing When to Refinance
October 24, 2011 By
Mortgage experts warn against rushing into a refinancing — or jumping at the first advertised low rate.
Childhood Homes: The Toys Are Gone, but It’s Still Home
October 22, 2011 By
For some, living in their childhood homes is like winning the lottery. For others, it’s as if they had missed a traditional milestone.
In the Region | Westchester: Westchester/In the Region – An Old Bank Is Reborn
October 22, 2011 By
The conversion of the 1873 Ossining National Bank to affordable apartments is now complete.
