Free IRS Program Aims to Increase Electronic Filing
RISMEDIA, Jan. 22, 2007-(MCT)-Taxpayers can start preparing their 2006 tax return via the Internal Revenue Service's Free File system starting ...
Economy Stronger, but Is It Just the Weather?
RISMEDIA, Jan. 22, 2007-(MarketWatch)-After a weak patch in the fall, the U.S. economy is heating up. Job growth, retail spending, ...
For Omaha Home Builders, Extras Aren’t Always Extra
RISMEDIA, Jan. 22, 2007-(MCT)-Omaha's Celebrity Homes is offering prospective buyers the chance to shop for a new house without a ...
Making a Sale: Homeowners Urged to Do More to Make Properties Attractive
RISMEDIA, Jan. 22, 2007-(MCT)-Marsha and Chuck Ware put their four-bedroom Cape Cod in Lewisville on the market for $379,900 in ...
Dallas: Slowdown, a Boom for High-priced Homes
RISMEDIA, Jan. 22, 2007-(MCT)-The housing slowdown that's pounding builders and causing home sellers fits isn't affecting one section of the ...
Home Builders Media Blitz: $1 million, 6-week Campaign to Revive Sales in Metro Orlando
RISMEDIA, Jan. 22, 2007-The Home Builders Association of Metro Orlando kicked off a marketing campaign this week to encourage "fence ...
Survey Says: 2007 Homeowners to Take Advantage of Dropping Costs, Remodel Homes
RISMEDIA, Jan. 19, 2007-An updated remodeling survey of 5,000 homeowners was conducted in the fall of 2006, showing a continuing ...
Building Optimism in January
RISMEDIA, Jan. 19, 2007-(MarketWatch)-U.S. home builders are slightly more optimistic about the housing market and are "starting to see that ...
Realtor Magazine Asks, WannaNetwork?
RISMEDIA, Jan. 19, 2007-In its January Issue, Realtor® Magazine, a business magazine for real estate professionals, cites http://www.WannaNetwork.com as a ...
Existing-home Sales to Fall 8.1% in 2007, Fannie Mae
RISMEDIA, Jan. 19, 2007-(MarketWatch)-Sales of new and existing homes will continue their slide this year, due largely to investors pulling ...
Red (Flag) Alert! Guiding Buyers After Discovering a Property’s Problems
In most states, homesellers are legally required to disclose any known material defects or issues with the property. But that can be a slippery slope. Read more.
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