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New Home Sales Up 6.1 Percent ...

Posted by Brendan Fontaine on Sep 26, 2011
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Building Permits On The Rise ...

Posted by Brendan Fontaine on Sep 20, 2011
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Wisconsin First Time Home ...

Posted by Joshua Bucio on Jul 25, 2011
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Can I Get a FHA Mortgage to ...

Posted by Tony Croft on Jun 05, 2011
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FHA Maryland Loan Limits ...

Posted by Bill Sohan on Jun 02, 2011
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Did you hear about the ...

Posted by Tony Croft on May 22, 2011
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Portland Maine Housing Market

Posted by Seth Jacobs on May 18, 2011
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The overall Portland housing market continues to see recovery and stabilization helped along by many active buyers, more realistic sellers and continued low interest rates. An average single family home in Portland Maine can be found for just north or south of 200K and 250K to 300K will buy you a wonderful 3-4 bed, 2 [...] ...

4 1/2 Mistakes When ...

Posted by CNBC.com on May 13, 2011
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Photo: iStockphoto   Last week, my wife and I bought a house near Boston. The negotiations lasted a week, then ended badly. Let’s talk mistakes. 1) Not negotiating Ever wonder whether something’s negotiable? The higher the price, the more wiggle room. Houses and cars are negotiable; your dry cleaning bill isn’t (unless the job got botched). That leaves a lot in-between. Consider hotel rooms. The rates must be negotiable; no two people ever pay the same thing, and no one ever pays the price that’s listed on the door of their room. Why not ask, “Is there ...