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Millionaire Now! by Larry NusbaumThis blog is based on the organizational principles found in my new book, "Millionaire Now! - A Financial Toolbox with Seven Steps to Wealth". |
Housing News
Surge in Home Prices Leaves Homeowners Underinsured The boom in housing has left many policies short on the cost of rebuilding. Here are three key questions to ask before renewing your plan. (Please remember that you should look at replacement cost and not values)
Selecting a Real-Estate Agent In a Cooling Housing Market
Potential home sellers are anxiously watching housing statistics go from bad to much, much worse. But there's one spot where it's still a seller's market: negotiating with your agent. (Price is everything)
As the Housing Market Changes, Builders Court Presale Investors
Just last summer, developers competed with their own early buyers to sell out projects. But as new-home inventories rise and prices stagnate, it's a different picture. Builders want these people's business -- which means deals can be had, but there are also risks.
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- Dow Dips Below 8,000 Threshold, Reaching April 2003 Levels
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- Canslim.net Morning Comment And Links (for Traders)
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