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Last month President Obama unveiled the Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan. The plan represents a $75 billion homeowner stability initiative designed to help 7 to 9 million families restructure or refinance their home mortgages to avoid foreclosure. The plan has three key components:

Refinancing for Up to 4 to 5 Million Responsible Homeowners to [...]

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A terrific group of personal finance bloggers got together to write about the current real estate and mortgage crisis. The result was a collection of great articles that I’ve linked to below. And if you were ever curious where the phrase–things that go bump in the night–came from, make sure you read to [...]

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Today’s insights from the blogosphere and beyond:

The New Graduate’s Guide to Financial Freedom @ Get Rich Slowly: You can read some great financial advice for recent graduates. Not a recent graduate? The advice is actually good for all ages.
Foreclosures Drift From Rust Belt to Sun Belt @ CNNMoney.com: What do the [...]

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A few days ago I wrote an article entitled, Real Estate or Stocks: Which is the better investment? In response, Enough Wealth wrote a comment worth reading. Of interest here, Enough Wealth wrote:
The problems experienced with both stock or property investments are more often due to the investor rather than the asset [...]

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When I first began looking into real estate investing, I spent a lot of time trying to figure out what criteria I would use in selecting which property to buy. I have built many Excel spreadsheets with mind-numbing calculations and data, all geared to finding that perfect investment property. Having now purchased four [...]

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