Matt Weidner | The $25 Billion Attorney General Sellout Already Cost Taxpayers Billions (VIDEO)

Posted by Foreclosure specialist | Foreclosure investing | Thursday 15 March 2012 11:55 pm

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Permanent Life Policies: Whole Vs. Universal

Posted by Anne | Foreclosure investing | Thursday 15 March 2012 9:20 pm

If you’re looking for life-long security, choosing between these two is the key.

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Should You Bite On Dental Insurance?

Posted by Anne | Foreclosure investing | Thursday 15 March 2012 9:12 pm

Don’t pay for a plan that won’t cover your pearly whites when you need it to.

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Home Remodeling Tips: Rearranging Living Room Furniture for a New Look

Posted by Foreclosure specialist | Foreclosure investing | Thursday 15 March 2012 6:49 pm



Home remodeling can focus on just one area of the house. If you want to give your living room a new look, there are certain cost-effective tactics you can use. Rearranging the furniture, opting for some new shades and repainting are just some of them.

Living Room Furniture

Furniture often defines your living room, along with the colors that surround it. If all you want is a change of scenery, some of the steps discussed here may provide you with some help. Read on and start rearranging.

1. Measure the space. Before you purchase new furniture or have old ones replaced or even rearrange the contents of the living room, measure the whole space. Pay attention also to the doors, hallways and stairs leading to the living room or the ones nearest to it. This will help you determine the size of furniture that you can buy and whether they would fit into the door and right there in the living room.

2. Decide on the mood. If you want your living room to be a serene place, go for furniture with similar heights and shapes. You can use mostly squares or go for rounded pieces or curved ones, depending on your personal preference. The more uniform the look, the more relaxing the whole place will seem to be. However, if you prefer to have a more adventurous look, mix it up using differently shaped pieces.

3. Keep a balance. If you like a quiet, harmonious look, choose furniture pieces that are of scale with one another and with the room in general. This means that if you have a narrow, long living room, choose seats that are also long and narrow. For a square-shaped room, square-shaped furniture pieces would fit better. You can also achieve harmony by sticking with a particular shade. If you like pastel colors, stick with pastel colors, with some lighter than others, while some may be darker, but everything sharing the same color origin. For example, everything may be green, but some may be a darker green or a lighter green, with maybe a striped green thrown in.

4. Pair up. You can also opt for a paired up type of design. This means that everything comes in twos, like a pair of similar-looking armchairs or two side tables at each end of a sofa looking exactly the same. This symmetrical type of design provides a feeling of restfulness. On the other hand, if you want to make the room look more mobile and exciting, go for an asymmetrical look, like two similar tables, but one would be slightly smaller than the other.

5. Choose a center piece. The aim is to select an area and a piece of furniture that will be the center of the whole tableau, with the rest of the pieces chosen and arranged around it based on how they complement the center piece. It can be a painting at the center of the wall, a table or a sofa. You pick out the center piece first then choose the rest based on whether they would look good with the center piece. You can be as creative as you want with your home remodeling project to make it more fun.

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Home Selling Marketing Errors: What Not to Do When You Market Your House

Posted by Foreclosure specialist | Foreclosure investing | Thursday 15 March 2012 6:27 pm

Marketing is a big part of home selling. It can have a huge impact on whether the sale will be a success or not. The number of offers that the property will get and the final purchase price may be dictated by how the residential property was marketed.

For Sale House

It is very important since the first step before a house can be sold is to bring it to the attention of the potential buyers. An effective marketing strategy should get potential home buyers interested. However, some sellers make mistakes in the way they present their properties, which can lead to buyers losing interest. Some of these common mistakes are discussed here.

1. Bad photographs. When uploading photographs of the house online, choose the ones that show the property in the best light. Do not use blurry and off-center photos. Do not take pictures of areas that look cluttered, dirty or disorganized. Most house hunters would want photographs of the bedroom, living room, bathroom, kitchen, front of the house and garden. These areas are usually what buyers consider before deciding on whether to make an offer or not.

2. Missing information. Giving the address of the property is not enough. House hunters should know the size of the property, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms and the type of architecture. Add information that enhances the property's value, like a swimming pool, recently refurbished kitchen, nearness to commercial establishments and accessibility.

3. Misspelled words and ill-constructed sentences. You may think that grammar and sentence construction have nothing to do with it, but they do. Misspelled words, especially when it comes to the address, are not the best way to get buyers to take a look at the property. There are buyers who can get turned off by a badly-prepared copy, so double check it and make sure that it is properly worded.

4. Opting for a single medium. Having a web site where the house can be showcased is a good marketing move, but having only the web site to promote the property is a bad one. Use print advertisements, signs, billboards and social networks to bring the property to the attention of agents, buyers and people in the real estate market. Go all out when it comes to media. The Internet has made it cheaper to market properties in this age, so do not worry about the cost. You will get it back by sealing a good deal.

5. Limiting your marketing targets. If you are not too good with modern technology, hire someone who is. Do not think that you are only marketing to people in their 30s and older. You may be surprise how many younger people are out there right now willing and able to buy their own house. And these younger generations are more likely to favor mobile and digital technologies, so make sure that you cater to their tastes by offering virtual tours, digital media and other modern-day marketing techniques. Widen your home selling target by appealing to all types of potential homebuyers.

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Posted by Anne | Foreclosure investing | Thursday 15 March 2012 3:26 pm

Secret Deals, Foreclosure Settlements, Stress Tests and Vampire Squid Whistleblowers No Hollywood scriptwriter could plot a more implausible story. Here is the plotline sequencing: Bankers make NINJA loans, securitize them, and sell on to government GSEs Bankers destroy all the loan documents and begin random and fraudulent foreclosures, throwing millions of innocent victims out on

Occupy Homes MN Marches on the Home of US Bank CEO Richard Davis (VIDEO)

Posted by Foreclosure specialist | Foreclosure investing | Thursday 15 March 2012 3:19 pm

On Wednesday, March 14, at 5:00pm Occupy Homes MN held a march to US Bank CEO Richard Davis’ Minneapolis home as part of the Occupy Homes national week of action on the banks. “We want to respectfully ask Mr. Davis and US Bank to work with customers like me to keep us in our homes.

Infographic | What the Top 1% of Earners Majored In

Posted by Anne | Foreclosure investing | Thursday 15 March 2012 2:42 pm

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