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Extension on Mortgage Relief for Unemployed Homeowners

July 8, 2011 Front Page, Problems No Comments

The monthly unemployment numbers came out this week, revealing an increase in unemployment to 9.2 percent. June wasn’t a great month for the economy, with fewer companies hiring and smaller wages than the month before.

In light of the weak jobs report that came out this week, the Obama administration was quick to announce that they will be extending mortgage relief to unemployed homeowners. Currently, unemployed homeowners can delay being foreclosed upon by four months.

Continue reading to find out how the administration is trying to help decrease foreclosures…

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Homes with a History Sicken Occupants

July 14, 2009 Front Page 1 Comment

Been feeling sick lately? According to the New York Times, it might not be heat or a flu that’s to blame, but rather, your house. A steady increase in crystal meth use coupled with loose clean up laws means that more and more people are moving into homes contaminated with meth, remnants from former meth labs. This leaves unsuspecting home buyers with two choices: pay astronomical costs for a cleaning, or suffer the consequences of exposing their family and pets to high levels of a potent drug.

Since when is moving into a new home a cause for worry instead of celebration? And how the hell is no one responsible for ensuring old meth labs are cleaned out properly?

Find out more about this this teeth-rottin’ facial disfigurin’ menace at http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/14/us/14meth.html?_r=1&partner=rss&emc=rss.