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Featured News, US Real Estate

15 Resolutions to Shore Up Your Finances

By Mike Wheatley | December 30, 2014

Does the Federal Dodd-Frank Act Really Make Sense for Seller Financing?

By Brian Kline | September 23, 2014

If nothing else, the Dodd-Frank Act certainly complicated issues around seller financing. The overall intention was to protect consumers from getting into loans that they were not likely to be able to repay. That's all fine and good. However, the convoluted law may be doing more harm to difficult to qualify people than it's doing […]

Commercial Real Estate, US Real Estate

Private Sector Creatively Finances Green Commercial Buildings

By Brian Kline | December 9, 2013

In a move that should have lawmakers in Washington D.C. turning red with embarrassment, a few entrepreneurs have come up with a plan to slash energy costs for commercial properties by as much as 30% on a global level. This plan has the makings to solve several problems that have afflicted the commercial sector for […]

Real Estate Resource, US Real Estate

Tax Return Time Shows Us The Importance Of Investing In Real Estate

By Guest Author | March 9, 2012

Who needs your money more? You or the people in Washington? Even if you have more than enough to live on, who deserves the money you've worked so hard to attain more - you or the people in Washington? These are questions that you find yourself asking every year around tax time. And without any write offs to hedge your bets, you could end up paying even more money in through the tax system than you had originally thought.

The $26 Billion Foreclosure Settlement: Who Won? Who Lost?

By Guest Author | February 19, 2012

A consortium of the Department of Justice and the Attorneys General of every state other than Oklahoma recently announced a $26 billion settlement with the five largest new mortgage and home mortgage refinance lenders to settle claims related to improper foreclosures. Although it has been hailed as a significant victory for consumers and has been compared to the landmark $206 billion 1998 tobacco settlement, the details of the agreement paint a different picture.

Commercial Real Estate, US Real Estate

Venture West's $7.8 Million Saves Cali Apartments

By Tavis J. Hampton | January 19, 2011

Venture West funding helps rescue 4 apartments out of economic hardship. With help from Greystone Servicing Inc., almost $8 million is secured for a private owner who needed emergency finance. The four complexes have almost 100 percent occupancy, and 7 and 10 year financing was needed to save this business.

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