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Property Values Plunge Yet Property Taxes Are Increasing
Tweet 2008 will go down as a year of contrasts. By late Spring gas prices began to surge eventually topping $4 per gallon by summer. Later in the fall, gas
Zillow Reports US Housing Values Dropped By $2 Trillion In 2008
Tweet Try to wrap your mind around this thought: America’s housing market was hammered in 2008 to the point where when all is said and done on January 1, 2009,
GMAC Ushers In Tougher Auto Financing Restrictions
Tweet GMAC — once known as the General Motors Acceptance Corporation, the financing arm for GM — announced recently some changes that may impact whether you can finance your next
For Automakers, The Leasing Squeeze Is On
Tweet One of the big downsides for automakers who provide financing for vehicles through their own financing companies is that these businesses are losing a lot of money. Contributing to
Good News Continues To Bolster Some Housing Markets
Tweet Many local housing markets are offering near equal measures of good news and bad news when it comes to buying and selling homes. In some markets the good news
High Property Taxes Are A R/E Nightmare
Tweet Forget for just a moment the current problem impacting the real estate market — sub-prime lending. Sure, lending to people who are a higher financial risk has led to
Happy 2008 From The SayEducate Team
Tweet Krayton M Davis and Matt Keegan wish to extend to you and yours happy and healthy greetings of the new year. We appreciate every single one of our readers
The Best of SayEducate
Tweet This blog has just reached an important milestone — we’re marking our one month anniversary! Hooray! Yes, there are some bloggers who have been faithfully plugging away for many
October 2007 Recap — Let’s Do It Again!
Tweet As this blog grows, we understand that it may be difficult to find everything that has been posted. That’s a shame because we believe every single post on SayEducate
Small Car Buyer: Are You Really Satisfied With Your Purchase?
Tweet When gas prices climbed last summer, consumers abandoned pickup trucks and sport/utility vehicles for smaller, lighter cars. Environmentalists and government policy makers applauded this move as it signaled that