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When divorce breaks your home
Divorce is a hard time for everyone. The atmosphere at home could be particularly tense and is harder on the kids when they are involved. The situation of two people parting on cordial terms is rare. If the divorce does end on a friendly note, then most of the time, one spouse would keep the home, the custody of the children will be shared and the whole situation is much easier. But more often than... [Read more]
Sell My Norfolk, Virginia House For Cash!
Top 5 Reasons to Sell Your Home to Community HomeSolvers
Trying to sell a home in the current housing market is no fun at all, especially if your home has at least one or more characteristics that could make it less desirable. If you are the owner of a home in the area of Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Portsmouth, or Hampton in Virginia, then you can benefit by contacting Community HomeSolvers to help you sell your home. Here, we’ll take a quick look at... [Read more]
Wealth Is What You Save, Not What You Spend
By Jennifer Waters Want to be a millionaire? Don’t overspend and use debt wisely. We all may not be millionaires but there are plenty of financial and life-planning secrets we can learn from the well-heeled. Most people know that wealth in the U.S. is in the hands of a small percentage of the total population. And, today, most of those folks with a net worth of $1 million or more have earned... [Read more]
South Carolina Real Estate Investor Wins $4 Million in Television Lawsuit
By Matthew Belloni LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – The South Carolina real estate broker who starred in the first season of A&E’s “Flip This House” has won another legal round against the network. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has sided with Richard C. Davis, who originally sued for half the revenue from the hit reality show in 2006. His suit for breach of contract... [Read more]
Tips to Preventing Foreclosure on your Virginia Home
“If a person defaults on a loan repayment to a lending institution, say two or more, then the institution earns the right to foreclose on the property for which the loan was intended to cover; this in an attempt to get compensation for the value of the debt outstanding. The lending institution gets their compensation either by auction, or an immediate sale to an interested investor.” The purchase... [Read more]
Tips For Women Who Are Beginners In Real Estate Investing
Written by: Trista Winnie There are women all over the country who would like to become real estate investors but many don’t know how to start. Some lack knowledge; some, aware that they lack the necessary knowledge, in turn lack confidence. Where should women who want to get started investing in real estate begin? The internet is a good place for them to turn. Women who want to begin investing... [Read more]
New Research Shows Houseplants Improve Indoor Air Quality
By Alex McQuilkin If you thought houseplants had gone the way of shag carpets and lava lamps, new research may give you reason to reconsider. The new research, some of which comes from NASA, has confirmed what many of us have long suspected — that plants can play a significant role in reducing indoor air pollution. The Wall Street Journal reports that NASA recently explored the utility of plants... [Read more]
Woman gets 12 years, ordered to pay $31 million in restitution in fraud case
By Steve Kanigher A federal judge in Las Vegas sentenced former Global Express Capital owner Connie Farris to 12 years in prison and ordered her to pay more than $31 million in restitution in a massive mail fraud scheme that victimized hundreds of investors, Nevada’s U.S. Attorney Daniel Bogden said. The sentence, handed down Friday by U.S. District Judge Roger Hunt, came after Farris, 66,... [Read more]
Wringing out tax savings
Tax day, April 18, quickly approaches, so now’s the time to familiarize yourself with what is and what is not deductible when it comes to the things you own. And, better yet, some purchases can win you tax credits, which are far more valuable than any deduction can be. A deduction lets you reduce the amount of income that gets taxed, so if you’re in the 25 percent tax bracket, a deduction... [Read more]
