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How to Adapt to Condominium Living

By Loqu

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Sharing a part of something with others requires understanding and agreement. Living in a condominium complex means having close neighbors with whom you share common areas and perhaps, common services. Everything from garbage to mail to what ... more »

How to Adopt a Highway in New Hampshire

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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Since the program came into existence over 20 years ago, people nationwide have been adopting highways and volunteering their time to keep the roadsides litter-free. In New Hampshire, the program is called Sponsor-A-Highway. Since its beginnings ... more »

How to Adopt a Highway in Washington State

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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Washington State's Adopt-a-Highway program began in 1990. Today volunteers pick up litter along 5,000 shoulder miles of state highway and collect about 600 tons of trash every year. Help save the state valuable cash and resources, and feel good ... more »

How to and what to expect when buying a home

By perrinrn

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The average person buys a new home every 7 to 11 years, and many have not yet bought a home for the first time. I used to be a Realtor and am here to explain the steps you need to take, and offer ideas you may not know about.. more »

How to Appeal Property Tax Value

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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Many property owners are unsure whether or not it is appropriate to appeal property tax value, due to their lack of understanding about both the differences in values assigned to properties by the government and the property tax appeal process. ... more »

How to apply for a loan Modification.

By PORAMA

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Loan modification is a process which banks or lender reevaluates a loan in the event the (borrower), home owner, cannot continue paying the full amount of the original mortgage payment. The modification is made after the fact, the home owner ... more »

How to Apply for a Property Tax Reimbursement

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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Property owners may be eligible for a reimbursement through government programs, usually at the state level, for the amount of money paid in property taxes above a certain base amount that has been paid consistently each year. There are very ... more »

How to Approach Investing in Real Estate as a Beginner

By DoctorTim

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In my article about basic investment options, I purposely did not mention a huge one, real estate. Besides the fact that it's an entire article in itself, I left it out because I don't think real estate should be a major financial goal for ... more »

How to Ask a Landlord for a Rent Extension

By anish

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Unable to make rent? Unexpected circumstances such as getting laid off or medical expenses can force anyone into this situation. Use these tips to approach your landlord, and increase your chances of getting an extension... more »

How to Avoid a Nightmare Home Purchase

By Margo Airst

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Things to watch out for on home inspections.. more »

How to Avoid Common Home Sale Mistakes

By KernComm

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8 Home Sale Mistakes to Avoid at All Costs by Robert Jenson, the founder and primary REALTOR® at The Jenson Group of RE/MAX CENTRAL - a premier luxury real estate agency specializing in the sale and purchase of upscale residential property. ... more »

How to Avoid Foreclosure

By Margo Airst

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How to keep a lender from foreclosing on your home... more »

How to AVOID FORECLOSURE

By ckirker1

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Foreclosure is the legal procedure that your lender can use to repossess (take over) your home. When this happens, you must move out of your house. The loss of a home, due to unexpected events such as unemployment, divorce or sickness can be ... more »

How to Avoid Foreclosure On Your Home, Strategies

By Doodlebugs

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Lenders are willing to work with past due borrowers in most cases. Here are some of the ways you may be able to keep your home... more »

How to Avoid Foreclosure Rescue Scams

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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With foreclosures at an all-time high, many desperate property owners are being victimized by unscrupulous companies and individuals who promise a way out of debt. In reality, they are looking to benefit financially without concern for the ... more »

How to Avoid Foreclosure Scam

By marinaclark

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Most homeowners facing foreclosure might have heard about avoiding mortgage scam, but apart from this, what you also have to be cautious is about Foreclosure Scam... more »

How to Avoid Property Tax

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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The best way to avoid unnecessarily high property tax is to ensure that the official assessment of your property by your local government is fair and accurate. Mistakes in assessing different properties are fairly common and catching these errors ... more »

How to Avoid Real Estate Scams

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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Even the most seasoned real estate investor can become the victim of a real estate scam. Before you sign on the dotted line of a purchase contract, read this guide to find out some simple ways to protect your investment from a con artist... more »

How to Barter Real Estate

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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You can barter at virtually any point in the process of real estate transactions, as long as the seller is mutually interested. In addition, some real estate agents are members of barter clubs and would be willing to barter instead of receiving ... more »

How to Be Financially Prepared if Disaster Strikes

By Mark Cussen

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When disaster strikes, it is important to be prepared. Having your finances and possessions in order will greatly reduce the stress and disorder created by catatstrophes such as fire, flooding, earthquakes or hurricanes. This article will offer ... more »

How to 'Bubble-proof' Your Second-home Investment

By brothabrian

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Astounding as it may seem, investment property and vacation homes account for more than one-third of residential transactions. The last thing you want to do is buy in an area there are too many speculators. "Speculators are defined as ... more »

How to Build Wealth With Real Estate

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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Building wealth through real estate ownership is a good way to produce income and savings for yourself. In real estate, there are many ways to make money, from the relatively safe owning rentals to flipping houses, which requires knowledge of the ... more »

How to Buy a Ghost Town

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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Imagine the most unusual purchase you can make. Picture a large piece of real estate with a general store, a historic schoolhouse and old houses waiting for restoration. Ownership of an entire town can be yours when you buy a ghost town... more »

How to Buy a Healthy Apple Orchard

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

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Apple orchards are an important part of the agricultural economy in states like Washington and New York. But joining that economy is a big step. Before you buy an apple orchard, there are many factors you need to consider: variety, cost ... more »

How to Buy a Holiday Home in Wales

By Gigi Burgdorf, eHow UK

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With its beaches, lakes, rivers, mountains, castles and gorgeous countryside, Wales is an excellent holiday destination. And its proximity to the rest of Britain's major cities makes it the ideal place to buy a holiday home. Whether you want a ... more »

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