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Homeowners should follow these four tips to make sure they’re covered when a fire disaster strikes.

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The National Association of Realtors’ chief economist paints upbeat picture of market, as industry professionals push for more favorable laws.

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ASHI is the Oldest Home Inspection Organization in America

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[20 Jul 2009 | 3 Comments | ]

Here’s what you need to know about how mortgage brokers really work.

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[20 Jul 2009 | Comments Off | ]

Houston is still an oil town. (Photo courtesy telwink/Flickr)

By Helen Kaiao Chang
See original story at NuWireInvestor.com.
By Helen Kaiao Chang
While other cities may be cursing high gas prices, at least one city may be cheering: Houston, Texas. With its strong oil and gas industry, Houston’s economy continues to expand, supporting the real estate market.
While other parts of the country have been hit hard by the mortgage crisis, Houston has remained resilient, as more workers enter the area to fill jobs—and buy houses. Despite an overall drop in sales, housing …

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[20 Jul 2009 | No Comment | ]

The Windy City’s diverse economy makes it a solid long-term real estate play, despite short-term credit pressure

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[20 Jul 2009 | One Comment | ]

Investors see opportunity, as lawmakers and consumers push for more energy-efficient loans

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[20 Jul 2009 | No Comment | ]

By Helen Kaiao Chang
See original story on Nuwireinvestor.com
By Helen Kaiao Chang
In many parts of the country, the commercial real estate market is starting to look sick: tightening credit, slowing sales, and growing vacancies because of business failures.
But one niche market seems healthy: hospitals and medical office buildings. Even in recession, people still need healthcare. Add that to the country’s aging baby boomers, inadequate hospital infrastructure, and growing outpatient services—and the market has a hale future.
While the commercial real estate market is widely expected to contract due to recession, the medical …