Quality of Life Often Aided by Long-Term Health Coverage
by Amy Jasper
Mama was one of the five million Americans suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. I used to say, “The moment Mama doesn’t know who I am, I’ll fall apart.” That was one of the final benchmarks I had set for my sanity. Others proceeded: “I’ll never be able to bathe Mama.”
But what had seemed unthinkable [...]
New Tax Credit and How to Close the Deal
by Dell Claiborne
I heard that the $8000 tax credit has been extended and expanded. What’s new?
This news really has the real estate community buzzing. As the end of the original First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit approached, many in the industry pushed Congress to extend it. It has been extended to June 30, 2010. To qualify for [...]
