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About Ilyce Glink

Ilyce Glink is an award-winning, nationally-syndicated columnist, best-selling author, and radio and television personality. She is the best-known consumer advocate for home buyers, sellers, and owners, and her content touches millions of readers, viewers, and listeners each week. She is the Founder/CEO of Best Money Moves, an employee benefit that companies provide that helps employees measure financial stress, then dials it down with a unique content mapping system. She is also the Founder/CEO of Think Glink Media, a digital content agency, and the Publisher of ThinkGlink.com. Listen to Ilyce on WGN Radio each week, follow her on Twitter, and sign up for the ThinkGlink free weekly newsletter, in the blue box at the bottom of this page.
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    RealtyJoin Announces Website Version 2.0

    By | March 7th, 2011|

    Announcing the launch of the RealtyJoin 2.0 website. The RealtyJoin 2.0 website is now online. Real estate industry members including real estate agents and real estate companies can connect and engage with other real estate professionals involved in the real estate market on RealtyJoin. On RealtyJoin, members can find real estate advice, network and uncover advertising opportunities for engagement in the real estate market. Debate the latest real estate trends and discover new contacts on RealtyJoin 2.0

      Ilyce Glink Show – Stock Market Moves – March 6, 2011

      By | March 6th, 2011|

      Stock Market Moves on the Ilyce Glink Show March 6, 2011 The stock market went on a wild ride this week, and wound up the week up nearly 40 points. Still, stock market investors woke up and suddenly discovered that oil had reached $100 per barrel. I paid a lot of money for gas this week for my rented GMC Yukon in Boston. We discussed investing in the stock market today. Also, we introduced the new RealtyJoin.com, which went live today. If you're in the real estate industry, you should sign up for a free profile on RealtyJoin.com. Get more information and links at Ilyce's blog.

        Stock Market Moves on the Ilyce Glink Show

        By | March 6th, 2011|

        Stock Market Moves on the Ilyce Glink Show. The stock market went on a wild ride this week, and wound up the week up nearly 40 points. Still, stock market investors woke up and suddenly discovered that oil had reached $100 per barrel. I paid a lot of money for gas this week for my rented GMC Yukon in Boston. We discussed investing in the stock market today. Also, we introduced the new RealtyJoin.com, which went live today. If you're in the real estate industry, you should sign up for a free profile on RealtyJoin.com.

          Self-Employed Proof of Income Required For Mortgage Application

          By | March 4th, 2011|

          Self-employed individuals need proof of income required when filing a mortgage application. Proof of income required when filing mortgage applications. If you are self-employed, you'll need proof of income to complete a mortgage application. A 1099 for the self-employed may not be enough when required for mortgage application. The self-employed must demonstrate proof of income to support the approval of a mortgage application. After deductions, you must display proof of income required for mortgage application. A self-employed person will need proof of income required for mortgage application completion.

            Inheriting Timeshares: How to Avoid an Inherited Timeshare

            By | March 4th, 2011|

            Inheriting timeshares and how to avoid an inherited timeshare. As part of estate planning, inheriting timeshares should be considered in order to avoid undue hardship. There are many benefits and obligations associated with timeshare ownership and inheriting timeshares. Fees and maintenance can make executors want to learn how to avoid an inherited timeshare. Passing property ownership through estate planning can make inheriting timeshares a burden depending upon the executor's wish to avoid an inherited timeshare.

              How to Sell Your Vacation Property When It’s Losing Money

              By | March 4th, 2011|


              When it's losing money, you may want to learn how to sell your vacation property. Underwater mortgages may leave you wondering how to sell your vacation property. It is not desirable to retain a vacation property when it's losing money. Loan modification may not be possible for a vacation property when it's losing money. In that case you may need to learn how to sell your vacation property. A short sale might be another option in how to sell your vacation property when it's losing money. Market the investment property to vacationers and renters if you want another way how to sell your vacation property. Internet marketing could lead to increased rentals for a vacation property when it's losing money. Whatever is decided, you need to know how to sell your vacation property when it's losing money.

                2011 Tax Tips and Issues on the Ilyce Glink Show

                By | February 27th, 2011|

                Today we're talking tax and answering your tax questions on the Ilyce Glink 2011 tax show. Call in with your tax questions for our Tax Experts, Bill Nemeth, EA, president of the Georgia Association of Enrolled Agents, and Chet Burgess, EA, executive director of the Georgia Association of Enrolled Agents. You can contact the GAEA at www.4gaea.org.

                  Mortgage Refinance Delays Caused By Lenders

                  By | February 25th, 2011|

                  Mortgage refinance delays caused by lenders mean more mortgage refinance paperwork for homeowners. Homeowners refinancing mortgage loans may have to deal with mortgage refinance delays and additional mortgage refinance paperwork caused by mortgage lenders. Credit ratings, mortgage lenders cause mortgage refinance delays for homeowners refinancing mortgage loans.

                    Selling Rental Property Tax Implications

                    By | February 25th, 2011|

                    Selling a rental property as an installment sale has property tax implications. Tax implications of selling a rental property. Successful rental property could sell for a profit, but should homeowner continue to rent or sell the rental property? Homeowner considered if they should sell their rental property or continue to rent the rental property, reader asks why not sell rental property with an installment sale? Selling a rental property as an installment sale has property tax implications.

                      Hidden Costs of Short Sales, Strategic Default and Foreclosure

                      By | February 25th, 2011|

                      The hidden costs of short sales, strategic default and foreclosure. Hidden costs of short sales. Hidden costs of default. Hidden costs of foreclosure. The hidden costs of strategic default option for underwater homeowners. The hidden costs of foreclosure and short sale for underwater homeowners. Collection agencies, bad credit, deficiency judgment hidden costs of short sales, strategic default and foreclosure.

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