News of the day
Why Loss Of Homeowner Tax Benefits Will Cause Real Estate Bust
In a moving letter to Treasury Secretary John Snow, Tom Stevens, president-elect of the National Association of Realtors pleads for extreme caution in deliberations to include the elimination of the mortgage interest deduction in budgetary and legislative proposals. Doug Duncan, chief economist for the Mortgage Bankers Association explains in plain terms why losing this important homeowner tax benefit will throw the housing market into a bust.
Popular Articles
poundstillpayday

Should There Be a "Furnace Guzzler" Tax?
For a very long time the nation has been divided by a fundamental question: What do we do about large houses?

A Top Executive Warns Consumers: Is Your Listing Agreement Exclusive or Does It Exclude Buyers?
Is there anyone who doesn"t want to dine in an exclusive restaurant, shop at an exclusive boutique or vacation at an exclusive resort? Just the sound of the word "exclusive" generates images of rubbing shoulders with celebrities, wearing designer clothes, and feelings of excitement. But if you are selling your home, and you agree to list your home on an "exclusive-to- one-company" agreement, you may be excluding the most important thing a home seller needs - buyers.