Could you live off the rewards points and frequent-flier miles you’ve racked up on your credit card over the years? This man is. He’s a former executive from Southern California who’s become homeless since the bottom fell out of the economy in 2008.
He’s so far managed to keep his food bill to around $5 per [...]
According to this article from the AP, new home sales fell 7.6% last month.
The Commerce Department said December sales fell to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 342,000 from an upwardly revised November pace of 370,000. Economists surveyed by Thomson Reuters had forecast a pace of 370,000 for December.
It’s mildly surprising given that the home [...]
Before The Mortgage Debt Relief Act of 2007, you would owe taxes on any amount of debt that was canceled or forgiven. The Mortgage Debt Relief Act allows those who cancel or reduce mortgage debt through mortgage restructuring or foreclosure to avoid paying taxes on the amount forgiven. It’s a good thing too – Can [...]
To say that this is a buyer’s market is an understatement to be sure, but that doesn’t mean it’s a no brainer. While there are an unprecedented number of homeowners walking away from their mortgage, creating a record number of foreclosures, it’s still easy to make costly mistakes. Here are some tips to ease the [...]
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