The market seems to have stabilized at this point, but it has stabilized at a lower level. In other words, until something happens to the demand side of the equation, meaning new jobs and growth, the market we see today is our reality. In the first quarter of 2009, there were 216 detached single-family homes […]
By Veteran’s Day this November, there will be one more house in Columbia, this one built specially for a former service member. In February, VAMortgageCenter.com donated $60,000 to Show-Me Central Habitat for Humanity for the organization’s Veteran Build Project, which will build a new home for a veteran in honor of Veteran’s Day. Current and
The question of recent weeks that I have been asked by just about everyone is: Where do I see the market in Columbia going if the Federal Tax Credit is allowed to expire? Well, my answer is somewhat complicated. First, all signs indicate that the feds are going to allow the tax credit to expire.
In 1999 when Scott Wendling was 16, an online music file sharing service called Napster was in vogue. A friend of his persuaded her parents to get a high-speed Internet connection so she could start downloading free songs. Wendling saw how cool it was and persuaded his parents to do the same. When Google announced
*National Broadband Goals*Is ultra-high-speed Internet too pricey for the residential market?
The weather is warm and rainy, the flowers are blooming, and the birds are singing. Spring is here, and that means it’s time for spring-cleaning. I’m not asking you to get out your bucket and sponge and start scrubbing, though that is something to think about. The kind of spring-cleaning that I speak of is
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