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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.

Seller Disclosure Laws May Allow You to Sue for Fraud or Damages

By | January 14th, 2011|

Seller disclosure laws may allow homeowners to sue for fraud or damages of recently purchased house. Home buyers that discover fraud or damages in new home may be allowed to sue under seller disclosure laws. Homeowners should contact a real estate attorney to discover if they can sue for fraud or damages under seller disclosure laws. After purchasing a house and finding damages a homeowner can sue for fraud under seller disclosure laws.

New Years Resolutions to Sell Your Home in 2011

By | December 23rd, 2010|


To sell your house in 2011 you might have to change your behavior in this real estate market. New Years Resolutions can help you sell your house in 2011. Even thought the real estate market is stil bad in 2011, you can use New Years Resolutions to help you sell your house. New Years Resolutions like home repairs, a comparative marketing analysis, and research into your housing market will help you sell your home in 2011.

Top 2011 New Year’s Resolutions: Clean Up Your Personal Finances

By | December 17th, 2010|

Top 2011 New Year's resolutions to clean up your personal finances. Clean up your personal finances is a top New Year's resolution in 2011. Clean up your personal finances New Year's resolutions include repairing credit history, check credit scores and buying investment property. Your top New Year's resolution should be to clean up your personal finances. Start off the New Year with a 2011 New Year's resolution to clean up your finances.

Christmas Gifts: A Lump of Coal for the Housing Industry

By | December 2nd, 2010|

Christmas Gifts: A Lump of Coal for the Housing Industry. Yesterday afternoon, I sat in on a conference call about covering the foreclosure crisis. But it wasn't so much a lesson in foreclosure journalism (if there's such a thing) as it was a discussion of where we are in the now four-year housing crisis with a dash of speculation as to when we might get out of here.

Investment Income Tax Won’t Hit Most Homeowners

By | November 12th, 2010|

New investment income tax won't hit most homeowners. The Obama health care bill contains a new investment income tax but it won't hit most homeowners. Homeowner's with investment income over $250,000 will be hit with a new investment income tax. Investment income includes investment profit from a home sale, but the investment income tax won't hit most homeowners. Homeowners hit by the new investment income tax must have investment income over $250,000, so the investment income tax won't hit most homeowners.

4 Tips for Buying a HUD Home

By | October 29th, 2010|

A HUD home is nothing more than a house that was purchased with an FHA loan that has since fallen into foreclosure. (I’m not sure why these homes aren’t called “FHA foreclosures,” which would be more intuitive for home buyers and investors, but the Department of Housing and Urban Development [HUD] is the federal office [...]

Renting vs. Owning Property: How to Make the Call?

By | September 24th, 2010|

According to a recent Rent.com survey, 69 percent of families have moved at least one time during their children’s life. Eighteen percent have moved at least three times. When it comes to households, two things have been happening during this recent Great Recession. First, folks aren’t moving. According to census data, fewer people have moved [...]

Property Seizure by Medicaid to Pay Medical Bill

By | September 17th, 2010|

Property seizure by Medicaid to pay medical bill is possible if homeowner is delinquent on payments with no other assets. Medicaid can seize property to pay medical bills. Seniors needing assistance to pay medical bills may receive Medicaid coverage. Seniors with funds are expected to pay medical bills or face property seizure for Medicaid. Medicaid can seize property and other assets to pay for outstanding medical bills.

Paying Subordination Fees In Mortgage Refinance

By | September 17th, 2010|


Beware of paying subordination fees in a mortgage refinance. Refinance your mortgage twice and you might be paying subordination fees during the mortgage refinance. If you refinance your home mortgage with two lenders, you may be responsible for paying subordination fees. Paying subordination fees in mortgage refinance marks one lender as the primary mortgage lender and one as the secondary mortgage lender. Paying subordination fees in mortgage refinance allows the primary mortgage lender to grant your mortgage refinance. Make sure you understand paying subordination fees in mortgage refinance when refinancing your home mortgage a second time.

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