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Monthly Archives: November 2012
How ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Could Affect Mortgage Interest Deduction
It is arguably one of the most popular U.S. tax deductions, and for some it is the necessary stimulus to buy a home. The mortgage interest deduction, however, is now at risk, due to negotiations over the so-called “fiscal cliff”—the … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate News
Tagged Antidote, Average Mortgage, Bipartisan Plan, Domenici, Fiscal Year, homes millbrae, Income Tax Revenue, Investment Properties, Mortgage Amounts, Mortgage Interest Deduction, Number Crunchers, Office Of Management And Budget, Principal Residence, Rivlin, Stimulus, Subsidy, Tax Cuts, Tax Deductions, Taxable Income, Wharton Business School, Year End
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In San Francisco, Life Without ‘Starchitects’
The developers of Walker Tower, a luxury condo conversion in Chelsea, have taken it a step further, trumpeting the original designer of the former commercial building, Ralph Walker, whom The New York Times in 1957 called the “architect of the … Continue reading
Posted in SF Bay Area News
Tagged American Innovation, Architect William, Architecture Firm, City By The Bay, Distinctive Architecture, Gehry, High Rise Building, homes millbrae, Luxury Condo, Millennium Tower, Mr Walker, New York Times, Phallic Symbol, Ralph Walker, Real Estate Marketing, S Sales, S South, Taking The Risk, Transamerica Pyramid, Victorian Style, Walker Tower
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To Stem Losses, FHA Mortgages Get More Expensive
The federal agency that some credit with saving the housing market during the worst of the recent crash, may now be in need of taxpayer help itself. The Federal Housing Administration (FHA), which insures more than $1 trillion worth of … Continue reading
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Tagged Actuary, Aggressive Steps, Annual Insurance, Budget Proposal, Commissioner Carol, Department Of Housing And Urban Development, Department Of Housing And Urban Development Hud, Economic Assumptions, Federal Housing Administration, Fha Loans, Fha Mortgages, Financial Health, Galante, Home Mortgages, homes millbrae, Housing And Urban Development, Insurance Premium, Loss Mitigation, Mitigation Program, Treasury Funds, Underserved Communities
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Iconic Homes of the Bay Area
Fred Larson, The Chronicle / ONLINE_YES The Catches: Joe and Dwight Great shots of the legendary 49ers duo Montana and Clark off the field, getting crazy in their heyday. Article source: http://www.sfgate.com/news/slideshow/Iconic-Homes-of-the-Bay-Area-52512.php
FHA May Show Negative Reserves For Mortgage Losses
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA), in a report due out Friday, could disclose that its reserves for future mortgage-insurance claims dipped into negative territory for the first time in almost a quarter of a century. Every year, the FHA, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Capital Reserves, Chappelle, Consulting Firm, Credit Scores, Federal Housing Administration, Fha Loans, Fha Mortgage, Foreclosure, Home Loans, homes millbrae, Independent Analysis, Insurance Claims, Insurance Fund, Insurer, Loan Losses, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Insurance, Negative Reserves, Negative Territory, Net Worth, Soundness
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