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According to recently released data, almost 25% of Americans owe more on their mortgage than their home is worth. Wow. California is one of the worst states in the country for borrowers who have negative equity in their homes. Florida, Nevada, Arizona, and Michigan are worse than CA. Clearly parts of 4 of these sun belt states were over built in the boom. Michigan has well documented ...
Posted by Ellis Posner on November 26, 2009 at 08:47 am
Happy Thanksgiving to all. As you sit around the table in your home in Bethesda, Rockville, Potomac, or maybe Gaithersburg , you give thanks over turkey or turkey substitute, watch little football, and perhaps think about the biggest Black Friday purchase you will ever make: a new house. With prices lower than a year or two ago, interest rates of 5% or less, ...
The Chatham County Historical Musem opened yesterday. The exhibit is located in the historic Pittsboro courthouse, at the town center. The display is centered around the "regulator movement of 1767. At this time in history, local small farmers joined together to try to restore law and order and establish institutions to the county. Back country settlers, ...
Hello Tampa Bay - The AP released the below today indicating that October was the highest # of sales in the US in nearly a year, highly fueled by the first time buyer credit and low interest rates. If you are a buyer on the outside looking in, these positive stats that seem to be coming out almost weekly showing national and local swings, are starting to show that the buyers market ...
Posted by Andrew Duncan on November 25, 2009 at 10:25 am
In 1621, the Pilgrim leader, Governor William Bradford, organized the first Thanksgiving feast in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Participating in the three-day feast were about 90 neighboring Wampanoag Indians and their chief, Massasoit.It is estimated that 250 million turkeys will be raised in the United States in 2009. That’s down 8% from the number raised in 2008, which together weighed 7.9 ...
Posted by Connie Marks on November 25, 2009 at 09:36 am
