Easton Addition (Burlingame, CA)
Single-family homes can be found for as little as $400,000 and as much as $1.5 million. The neighborhood median – such as it is, considering the diversity of Easton Addition homes for sale – hovers around $500,000 to $600,000, with several properties edging into the $700,000 to $800,000 range. Click the link below to view Burlingame Homes for Sale: http://www.sfpeninsulacondos.com/listings/areas/32531/propertytype/SINGLE,CONDO/   Eastern Addition is a downtown neighborhood., Eastern Addition gives omebuyers’ the best opportunity for urban living. When you purchase home, we always recommend a home warranty to protect you and the appliances in the home.   Published by:The Kevin Dalonzo Team REALTOR Century 21 Realty Alliance sfpeninsulacondos.com - Website kevin.dalonzo@century21.com - E...
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By Mayra Espinosa Realtor San Mateo Pacifica Homes, San Mateo County Real Estate | Buy | Sell | Invest
(Mayra Espinosa Broker- Realtor | Call 650-996-8961)
Remember to change your clock Sunday March 13 at 2:00 A.M. it's also recommended to check and change if it's necessary the batteries of the smoke detectors It 's this time of the year when we have to change our clocks; it's recommended to check the batteries of all smoke detectors around your home and office. For some of us who like to go to bed late it will be difficult to adjust to the new change. The primary purpose of daylight saving time is to save energy. In addition, we are going to have more natural daylight to enjoy outdoor activities. Learn more about Daylight saving Time
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By Roger Hunt-Jumbo Loans
(Private Mortgage Advisors/an affiliate Wells Fargo Bank N.A.)
The Federal Reserve remains conflicted. Ben Bernanke and other members of the FOMC have made no secret of their intention to end the Fed's quantitative easing program. Most of the lending facilities will expire early this year and the Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS) purchase program is expected to wind down a the end of March. Ending the Fed's unconventional easing measures is an essential precondition for any subsequesnt tightening. The Fed cannot start tightening policy unitl it stops easing. The switch from easing to tightening will not be instantaneous. The Fed wil need to review the economy's performance in the absence of quanitative easing and there is some discussion that MBS purchase will continue beyond March 31. The uncertainty contributed to the earlier run up in Treasury yi...
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By Roger Hunt-Jumbo Loans
(Private Mortgage Advisors/an affiliate Wells Fargo Bank N.A.)
The Dawn of Another Conundrum Treasury yields retreated slightly this past week as weaker economic news, including last Friday's employment number and December's weak retail sales report, have cause investors to scale back theri expectations for economic recovery. Growth is still expected to strengthen over the coming year, which should boost private credit demand. Treasury yields are also being lifted by expectaions federal borrowing needs will remain exceptionally large, with the 2010 Federal Budget deficit expected to be around $1.4 trillion. On the plus side, core inflation is expected to moderate, with our current forecast calling for the year-to-year change in the core CPI to decelerate to 1.1 percent by year end. Bond yields remain relatively high compared to inflation and consen...
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By Roger Hunt-Jumbo Loans
(Private Mortgage Advisors/an affiliate Wells Fargo Bank N.A.)
Steps You Can Take to Build Credit, Get a Card   Sacramento Bee, by Claudia Buck January 17, 2010  Gone are the days when credit card companies barraged you like a love-struck suitor. Today, bruised by economic losses and consumer defaults, many credit card companies are spurning the customers they once wooed.  And if you've got a dinged-up credit score or no credit history, getting a new credit card is next to impossible.  We know one young man -- a recent college graduate with a decent-paying job and no major credit dings -- who's been turned down for a credit card repeatedly, even from department stores like Macy's.  "Credit is still tight, so issuers are not approving as many people with no credit or bad credit as they did 18 months ago when the economy was good," said Bill Hardekop...
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By Roger Hunt-Jumbo Loans
(Private Mortgage Advisors/an affiliate Wells Fargo Bank N.A.)
How to Teach Kids About Money    Time Magazine, By Barbara Kiviat January 25, 2010  Today's conventional wisdom isn't working. What will?  Of all the lessons taught by the financial crisis, the most personal has been that Americans aren't too slick with money. We take out home loans we can't afford. We run up sky-high credit-card debt. We don't save nearly enough for retirement.  In response, proponents of financial-literacy education are stumping with renewed zeal. School districts in states such as New Jersey and Illinois are adding money-management courses to their curriculums. The Treasury and Education departments are sending lesson plans to high schools and encouraging students to compete in the National Financial Capability Challenge that begins in March. Students with top scores...
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By Roger Hunt-Jumbo Loans
(Private Mortgage Advisors/an affiliate Wells Fargo Bank N.A.)
Fed Policies Likely to Stay as Economy Finds Footing Central bank wants more sustainable recovery before changing tack Wall Street Journal, By Jon Hilsenrath January 18, 2010   Although Federal Reserve officials expect the economy to grow too slowly this year to bring the jobless rate down substantially, they are likely to conclude at their Jan. 26-27 meeting that there isn't much more they can do about it.   That means sticking to their stated plan to end purchases of mortgages at the end of March, roll back emergency lending programs in February and maintain the vow to keep interest rates exceptionally low for at least several more months.   "I think that we are going to be waiting for the economy to improve in a strongly sustainable fashion and until that happens, then it's unlikely ...
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