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  • Seller Financing May Be Worth Exploring
    Mon, 12/01/2008

    If your buyers are being ignored by the bank, consider a loan from the seller.

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  • Time to Appeal That Tax Bill?
    Sat, 11/01/2008

    If home price drops, so should property taxes. Home owners might be smart to initiate a property tax appeal.

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  • HUD Push on RESPA
    Wed, 10/01/2008

    The current proposal is too rushed and too costly, experts say.

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  • Safe Tax Tactics: Avoid an IRS Audit
    Mon, 09/01/2008

    Following a few simple rules can reduce your risk of an audit by the IRS, and protect yourself in the event that you are audited.

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  • Avoid These 3 Liability Pitfalls
    Mon, 09/01/2008

    Be sure you can deliver on your promises, or you put yourself at risk.

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  • Short Sales: Disclosing Distress
    Fri, 08/01/2008

    When you're representing a seller who's on shaky financial ground, what should you tell prospective buyers?

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  • Law: 'One for the Good Guys'
    Tue, 07/01/2008

    Common sense wins in Department of Justice antitrust settlement.

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  • Estate Planning: Watch What You Trust
    Tue, 07/01/2008

    Placing real estate in living trusts requires some special considerations.

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  • Is Your Blog Legal?
    Sat, 03/01/2008

    The very nature of a blog makes you, the blogger, vulnerable to legal liabilities from a host of issues including copyright infringement, charges of obscenity and defamation, and fair housing violations.

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  • States Clamp Down on Sharks; Legitimate Investors May Feel Sting
    Tue, 01/01/2008

    As states busily try to stamp out such foreclosure “rescue” schemes, they’re enacting laws that sometimes snare legitimate investors. So if you’re buying foreclosure properties, or working with an investor client who is, you’ll need to exercise a little caution or you may end up on the wrong side of the law.

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