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Monday Fit Bit – It Really is That Simple


Good Afternoon Readers! It’s Monday, time for another Monday Fit Bit from Mickey Glick! The one thing I hear all the time from Mickey is that fitness isn’t about making huge radical changes, but about all the little things that add up to an overall healthier life. Stand up, walk, laugh. Yup, it is that simple, read on to find out more!

A Whole New World – Why the New and Expanded Tax Credit May Save the US Economy!


This past Friday, President Obama signed into law H.R. 3548. This bill, at it’s heart a bill to extend unemployment A star review for the best of the bestbenefits {which, by the way, is being completely overlooked as the critical step it was to help the unemployed workers in this country, but that’s a topic foranother day(see, I’m overlooking it too!)} contained a roundly supported amendment to Extend and Expand the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit that was set to expire this month. Unless you were hiding under a rock, by now you’ve no doubt heard countless talking heads telling you that this bill will either (A) Save the US Economy or (B) Leadthe US Economyinto a head on Collision with the ever growing Mountain of National Debt.

Well, if you were looking for someone to supportChoice (B), you should probably look elsewhere. But if you were looking for someone to explain just why this bill is critical to the recovery of the nation’s housing market and just may save our entire economy, then keep on reading!

Inspector’s Corner – Fall Maintenance Tip 4 of 6 – Cold is Not Your Plumbing’s Friend


Happy Friday Readers! It’s time once again for another timely tip from Matt Steger at WIN Home Inspection! Fall is definitely here and with temperatures dipping below freezing, Matt has some tips regarding your plumbing and how to keep it healthy and intact all winter long!

Home Buyer Tax Credit Passes House 403-12!


A star review for the best of the bestWith aquickand resounding “Yes” vote, the House today passed HR3548, extending and expanding the Home Buyer Tax Credit! All we need now is forPresidentObama to sign the bill into law!

Home Buyer Tax Credit Passes Senate 98-0!


A star review for the best of the bestThe Senate voted today 98-0 to pass the HR 3548. HR 3548 is a bill that extendsunemploymentbenefits for an additional 20 weeks and contains an amendment that extends the existing $8,000 First Time Buyer Tax Credit and adding a tax credit for Move Up buyers!

Recording your documents will cost you more starting December 2009


Fees. It’s an interesting word and manyA star review for the best of the best people don’t know just how many fees are involved in a real estate transaction. Lender fees, title fees, inspection fees, notary fees, administrative fees, recording fees, if you’ve ever looked at a settlement sheet you’d be amazed at just how many there are. Why so many?

Monday Fit Bit – Cut out those liquid calories!


Happy Monday Everyone! This week’s Fit Bit from Mickey Glick has the simplest solution yet to losing weight, don’t drink your calories! Check out the tips listed below

Inspector’s Corner – Fall Maintenance Tip 3 of 6


Another Friday has come, it’s time for your next helpful tip from Matt Steger, with WIN Home Inspection! Today’s tip deal with a commonly overlooked maintenance item, the chimney. Don’t forget, call Matt Steger at 717-361-9467 for all of your home inspection needs!

Extending the Home Buyer Tax Credit – So Close, Yet So Far Away


Here is the headline from the AP Storythat ran yesterday “Senators agree to extend homebuyer tax credit”. Look spretty good, doesn’t it? Reading that, you would think we were in the clear, tax credits for everyone! Well, I hate to A star review for the best of the bestrain on everyone’s parade, but we still have a long way to go.

Think of this process like looking at the moon through a telescope, it’s there, you can see everyA star review for the best of the best detail, you almost feel like you can reach out and touch it……. yet it is still thousands of miles away.

Senate Voting today on amendment to extend the $8,000 First Time Buyer Tax Credit


A star review for the best of the bestAccording to a quick release from The National Association of Realtors today, the Senate is voting on an amendment to Extend Unemployment Insurance Benefits. In this bill, there is an amendment titled “Dodd-Lieberman-Isakson Amendment to Extend and Expand the $8,000 First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit”.