Firm
Assists Latinos Facing Foreclosure
"I was very afraid to have that bill on our backs for the rest
of our lives."
Waiting for the Gold
Anticipation builds for the convenience and development likely to
arise from RTD's Gold Line.
Renting
to Own
If done properly, these programs can help people with damaged credit
get their foot in the door.
Bringing
Borrowers Back From the Brink
By considering the ability to stick to a budget and "character," not
just a credit score, one lender is helping homeowners shrug off
foreclosure.
Landlords,
Hide Your Identities
Trusts can shield property owners in case of a lawsuit, but some
lawyers say they offer no real protection.
Nuns Sense It's Time
Marycrest Convent is to be sold for housing, with homes provided for
the six Sisters of St. Francis.
Priced to
Move
Homebuilders are finding themselves with unsold inventory on their
hands, so they're offering incentives and even helping sell buyers'
existing homes in order to get them into new ones.
A Growing
Business
Abundance of foreclosures means more work for cleanup crews and
real-estate brokers.
Real estate
attracts retirement funds
Buying property can be a good IRA investment,
but many investors and advisers don't push the idea
because of a web of complicated tax laws.
Aussie ARM can pay off
Imported loan concept tallies more assets
toward principal and can slash interest expenses.
Consensual lien laws change
New law aims to deter abuses.
The art of the double deal
Same-day property flipping isn't an everyday occurrence, but
some do pull it off.
The measure of a home
Buyers and sellers should understand the rules for appraising the
size of a property
Listings bypass Realtors
A seller now can get a home on the Multiple Listing Service without
using an agent
Scraping down, building up
There's money to be made in razing smaller homes in favor
of larger ones.
Foreclosure act: A measure of protection
After its first few months, the state law earns mixed reviews
Mobile-home millionaires
Trailer tycoons say they start small, real small, and scale the
financial heights
Homebuyers
roll the dice
FORECLOSURE SALES
Step in. The
horror's open.
Dogs and drugs. Squalor and squatters. Wasp nests and water damage.
Oh, and dead people too.
Condo owners cool in pool
WATER REELS IN RESIDENTS
Apartments
spring from former cannery
Low rents allow working class in Longmont to live in the "Warehouse"
Filling in
rather than fanning out
Developers are favoring "infill" - building on existing urban space
- over the expansion of suburban boundaries
Transitioning
to the Box step
Whether moving or adjusting to life changes, people looking at
self-storage see portable lockers as an option that squares with
their needs.
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