Between the bank bailout, the auto industry bailout and the stimulus plan, the US government has throw almost one and a half trillion dollars into the economy. Here’s why it doesn’t matter in the long run.
After this morning’s bad news of layoffs, I thought I’d point out a Bloomberg video I found on Afternoon Rally. It seems that existing home sales have gone up 6.5 percent last month.
It seems no one can avoid foreclosure these days…
My weekly roundup of five financial stories that caught my eye on social news site Afternoon Rally and other sites around the web. This week, it’s a look back and a look ahead for the first Friday of the New Year.
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Recent census data shows what common sense and my own experience have shown — people are staying put. I recently had to search for a job after my last contract was ended due to costs. Well, two of the places I’d most like to live are Florida (think Tampa) or Charleston, South Carolina (Mount Pleasant, [...]
If you’ve read my previous posts, you will know that foreclosure has been on my mind lately. Not because I’m facing foreclosure myself (I’m doing fine in that department), but because I know of about a dozen homes within walking distance of mine that are for sale — and have been for some time.
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Your first and best steps to avoid foreclosure happen when you purchase a home. Be a wise mortgage buyer. If you weren’t prepared to financially deal with unplanned circumstances, you may now be looking up foreclosure information.
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Though many people suffer when the economy is bad, foreclosures are high, and homes don’t sell, there are many opportunities for those who have the funds available or can secure the funds for a foreclosure investment.
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