Consider, you go to a new car dealer, buy a vehicle and when you leave the lot it loses all four wheels and goes on fire. Gone. Incinerated. Most likely, you will hold the local dealer where you purchased the car for damages, but you may also seek amends from the automobile manufacturer as well.
See the original post here:
Court Ruling Opens Builders to Lawsuits
There has been some joy in the real estate marketplace during the past few days, in large measure because the National Association of Realtors announced that home sales rose in May.
Read more:
Why Shun Investors?
Want to invest in a new condo with a guaranteed cash flow? Sound too good to be true — it may be and it could be you’re looking at the latest loan fraud scheme on the market.
See the original post:
Condo Trends: Conversion Bailouts Latest Loan Fraud Scheme
It’s official. Wall Street has declared a bear market.
Read the rest here:
Realty Viewpoint: Bears Maul Stocks, Focus Off Of Housing
Owning your own home is an American dream and, for many, a reality. In urban settings, homeowner associations have become a dominant form of new construction, often representing over two thirds of new homes. While HOA homeowners have many rights and privileges, they often concede certain freedoms usually enjoyed in more traditional home ownership. One particular area of concession involves remodeling.
Read the original here:
HOA Model Remodeling
Sure it can be frustrating, exhausting and time-consuming to sell a home in some markets, but don’t try to cut corners by failing to make the proper disclosures.
View post:
Disclose, Disclose, Disclose
I have spent most of the last twenty years researching, studying, writing and speaking about Time Management and Personal Productivity. I have learned a whole lot and my full-time mission now is to share that knowledge through my writings, seminars, consulting and keynotes with people who want to get more done in less time in their business and personal lives.
Original post:
Time Management Secrets
