What Happens to Property Not Protected in Bankruptcy?
Melissa Duncan | June 2, 2010
When it comes to bankruptcy, as a general rule, your property is protected using exemptions.
Melissa Duncan | June 2, 2010
When it comes to bankruptcy, as a general rule, your property is protected using exemptions.
Kerry Hollenbeck | April 21, 2010
A home energy audit is a vital first step in making improvements to increase your property’s energy efficiency quotient.
Dan Schaefer | February 18, 2010
Building value to your home’s exterior, or what is called curb appeal, is important. When your home looks great on the inside, potential buyers will ...
Harold Howard | February 12, 2010
Opaque treatments tend to last the longest on a wood finish.
Harold Howard | February 9, 2010
A fresh coat of paint is an easy, inexpensive way to freshen a room.
Harold Howard | February 5, 2010
While a fresh coat of paint on the siding and trim will give your house curb appeal, exterior paint isn't just for show.
Patrick Kavanagh | January 26, 2010
People should think about filing if they are losing sleep, if creditor calls are causing them to feel pressure, and if they are afraid to ...
Patrick Kavanagh | January 26, 2010
The means test is counterintuitive, and often does not make sense. But the means test is a form that has to be filled out as ...
James Brown | January 22, 2010
If there are things in a house that has foreclosed that are worth salvaging we might do something with them.
Dave Park | January 13, 2010
Make no mistake, understanding what happens before the inspector goes to the home will not make the inspection better, or the inspector smarter. Nor, ...