http://money.cnn.com/2009/08/25/news/economy/Bernanke_Second_Term/index.htm?

I don't see warming up someone on their facebook acct or their following your twitter acct. with them eventually buying a home.Now if you are guru wanna be and your are selling a digital product then I think have at it.Like I said our focus is several local blogs on real estate news and market information using some high response offers to build a list of retail buyers of properties we are selling.We will try to see if we can generate investors as well off the blogs, but we expect to use the more traditional marketing strategies for building our list of ready to go investors.Now perhaps a small forum or membership group might be a model that works in a local market--folks pay to get some cost effective coaching, and access to resources etc.

If I've missed this feature somewhere, forgive me, but it would nice to see a "news feed" of our colleagues' posts, questions, answers, etc, like other social media platforms.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/BP-announces-giant-oil-find-apf-2273328778.html?

... and here is the news: Owner rejected my offer of $87k, he will accept $91k (only 62,7k Euro).

This is good news for you, the consumer.

I just checked my tax news source and see nothing new.

We're just following the law.Read here:http://activerain.com/blogsview/1179558/changes-to-the-truth-in-lending-act-and-regulation-zOr read it on the FDIC site:http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/financial/2009/fil09026.html

In my spare time I do music and am a sports nut Go UCLA!

I recommend to all my new students to stear clear of foreclosure because you don’t want to get involved and try to flip this house and have the lady rely on you and then if you can't get it done and she losses the house its bad news.