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    consideration the market change as the Fed’s monetary policy can cause higher interest rates. When the interest rates is higher, the economic growth will be reduced and that could make Carson’s products demand to be adversely affected. b. If I were involved in the meeting, I think the focus should be put on the Fed’s impact on interest rates because if the Fed’s monetary policy is not affecting interest rates that could mean the economy should stay strong, and I will suggest Carson to pursue…

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    For some people, the foreclosures hit them with a force of a bulldozer rolling them out of their comfortable zones and forcing them back into the land of the rental. But for others, like myself, the foreclosure market was an amazing moment when the stars aligned and every house price dropped to prices that some of us could easily finally afford. Not only were we able to afford a house for the first time possibly in history, we were able to have our pick of the litter as it were. It was a buyers’…

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    foreclosures are not the same. Some deals were so bad that nothing would have prevented them from going sour. The no-down-payment loans with the teaser rates were so seductive. And who wouldn’t want to be a duplex owner with rental income instead of a single-family homeowner? And why not add an SUV and a fishing boat using an additional loan because the rates are so low? From a lender’s point of view, writing loans is the goal. If you…

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    he recession of 2007 was a wake-up call to not only American lenders, the government and the financial system, but for thousands of homeowners as well. It was unfortunate for borrowers, many of which lost their homes. However the past is the past, and it’s time for their lives to move forward. Although their dreams of these families have been bruised, there is chance for restorations, and many options that they can take to make homeownership a reality again. 1) Contract for deed or land…

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    The Monster Named Eviction Every year, millions of families are involuntarily moved from their homes to other, less fitting houses. They lose their homes so often, that moving often is simply just apart of their lives. Author Matthew Desmond illustrates this terrible occurrence in the book Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City. In the once large city of Milwaukee, Desmond visits eight different families for over a year to capture the struggles of finding any housing in their lives.…

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    Important Guides on Hiring a Home Inspector Gotcha! Finally you are buying your own house. Choosing house can be costly and stressful. That is why most people who at the same time want to safeguard their hard earned money consider first looking to a home inspector in buying house. Buying a house is a tough responsibility. Some may lend money to housing loan programs just to acquire house while others saves money when buying house. The cost of buying a new house is big while the risk of that…

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    The facts of Halpert v. Rosenthal are as follows: In early February, defendant (Rosenthal) and the plaintiff (Halpert) were in the process of a house sale. Defendant intended to purchase plaintiff’s house for $54,000 dollars. The house was inspected by the defendant who asked the plaintiff’s real estate agent if the home had termites. The real estate agent informed the defendant that there was not a termite problem in the home. Later, the defendant’s brother-in-law asked the plaintiff if there…

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    Jennifer Price in her recent essay “The Plastic Pink Flamingo: A Natural History” alludes her view of the United States culture which is that in the 1950’s the American culture was ignorant. The author’s purpose is to illustrate her point of view so that the reader gets to see another perspective of culture in the U.S. Price appeals to her audience by giving facts about the flamingo and how it has and still is seen through eyes across the world. When starting her essay, Price exclaims that…

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    Boyd signed a three year least was reasonable for the property owner to rely on his tenancy to pay off the repairs. In conclusion, Boyd should have signed a month-to-month lease not a tenancy for years for a fixed period. The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act allows service members to break the lease under certain conditions. The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act provides that the tenant must have occupied the premises, under a lease entered into prior to the call…

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    Homeowners tend to go into foreclosure because they sometimes owe more than what they are able to sell their homes for, and in turn cannot repay their mortgages. As Marissa Weiss, author of “Attack of the Zombie Properties” explains, the title owner often assumes that the beginning of a foreclosure process signals that the lender, often the bank, is assuming responsibility for the property and that they…

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