Articles, tagged with "money pit", page 6
31st July 2009
Do you love your car?
Did you know that your car is a ‘money pit'? Let me explain.
Let's set aside the fact that you love your car (as I do) and let's look over its true costs as a transportation vehicle. Aside from the entertainment value that ...
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Author:
Dan Masters
05th July 2009
When buying a home, first time buyers often overlook the importance of this in their excitement. It can be a financially fatal error. Everyone has heard of the home that becomes a "money pit" and most probably know of someone who found themselves in s...
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Author:
Harold Hotham
18th June 2009
Florida and swimming pools go hand in hand. When we first moved into our house, our pool did not have an enclosure over it. Therefore, all the leaves from the big tree in the front dumped into it, and it was really hard to maintain. We put up an enclosure...
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Author:
Regina Jacques
10th June 2009
We have all witnessed and experienced the wrath of economic instability with employer cut backs, layoffs, employers filing bankruptcy or even just closing their doors as we all live and struggle together in our own individual economic crises.
But not a...
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Author:
Ozark Mike
29th May 2009
If you're a potential developer or just a major DIY enthusiast the most common strategy is to buy a property at a cheap, lower than market price, renovate and update it and then hopefully sell it for profit a substantial.
It is vital that you do some r...
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Author:
Jamie Hanson
15th May 2009
If you are planning to stop renting and buy a place you should plan to get a home inspection for your new Cincinnati, Ohio area home. It is important to do your research and find a reputable Cincinnati home inspector to inspect the home for you. Hiring ...
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12th May 2009
If you are interested in buying PA real estate, now is the time. Interest rates are low and so are prices. Both of those things combined equals a perfect time to jump in and buy a home.
For first time homebuyers you should really consider buying a hou...
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Author:
joncc
17th April 2009
If you're in the final stages of foreclosure, your options are limited. In fact, it comes down to three: sell your home outright, deed-in-lieu and short sale. This article focuses on the short sale option.
When you're facing foreclosure, you might lo...
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Author:
Troy Fullwood
17th April 2009
It's been said too often that Google Adwords is only a money pit. Unfortunately for a lot of people it is…Here's the good news: if you apply the 10 techniques in this article, you can easily increase your ROI 10 fold!
First of all, here are some basi...
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Author:
Jeffrey J Smith
12th March 2009
After a hard day's work, nothing can relax you like a dip into a hot tub, pool or spa. The great thing about a hot, tub pool or spa is that they don't just make your home more enjoyable, they also make it more marketable.
It's a fact that adding a hot ...
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Author:
Elijah James
09th March 2009
There are many terms that come to mind when we think about distressed properties. Foreclosures, Pre-Foreclosures, Short-Sales, Bank-Owned, REO's, etc. It can be a bit confusing, but to summarize:
• Foreclosures, Bank-Owned properties, and REO's are...
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Author:
Ric Del Vizo
09th February 2009
The beginning stages of love feel wonderful. The first attraction that leads to those many romantic dates and eventually marriage, you wish could last forever. And then comes reality; living arrangements, family, careers, children, and the dreaded MONEY P...
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Author:
Jacqueline Williams
16th January 2009
Short sales are becoming more popular since lenders want to liquidate their liabilities and get back to loaning money. A nonperforming loan becomes a liability and more liabilities than performing can quickly suck a lender under and cause them to go out ...
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Author:
Dante Mazyck
05th January 2009
1. Your Largest Investment Isn't Just Your Home Anymore
When you consider the amount of time, effort, money and energy you put into your blog weekly if not daily, it's time to look at this as an investment. If you're working on your blog twenty or more...
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Author:
Cecilia Sherrard
18th November 2008
As troubles in the housing market continue, homeowners owe much more on their mortgages than their houses are worth. Being upside down means that homeowners have stopped accruing any equity and that they're essentially sinking their funds into a mo...
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Author:
Andy Asbury
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