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Financing--It's Back

More money, new lenders, and relaxed credit standards revitalize the once-flagging market for home improvement financing. More

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In Sandy’S Aftermath, North Jersey Towns Grapple With Abandoned House Problem

In towns on the New Jersey shore, hundreds of damaged or ruined houses haven’t been repaired, or even touched. New Jersey towns are pondering how to respond. More

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Will The Shutdown Affect The Housing Market?

The effects of the stalemate in Washington will likely grow worse the longer it lasts. More

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Existing Home Sales Figures Point to Continuing Recovery

The National Association of Realtorsí June 21 release of existing home sales information for the month of May, 2012, was a mixed bag, but overall the news for remodelers is good. More

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Houzz.com Survey Shows Homeowners Plan to Remodel for Themselves and Not for Resale

The survey finds that homeowners want to stay in their homes longer and make those homes work for their lifestyles and needs. More

Virginia Legislation Would Limit Lien Rights

Virginia Legislation Would Limit Lien Rights More

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Work the A-List: Tips for Direct Mail Campaigns

Use a mailing list service to help you set parameters so you can target those homeowners most likely to buy from you. More

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Foreclosure Filings in U.S. Plunge to Lowest in Four Years
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White House Looks to Shed Foreclosed Homes
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AARP Sues Wells Fargo, Fannie Mae over Reverse Mortgage Foreclosure
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