A record jump in pending home sales -- pointing to higher numbers of closed transactions in the next two to three months -- tops the housing economic news this week. FULL STORY-> More often than is widely acknowledged, courts come up with good and sensible rulings. When that happens, we do well to acknowledge them. In the case of Dee v. PCS Property Management, California's Second Appellate District Court of Appeal affirmed the good ruling of a trial judge. Inasmuch as the case had to do with claims regarding mold, it is of more than a little interest to a variety of parties involved with real estate. FULL STORY-> Police say marijuana cultivation has reached "epidemic proportions", posing a threat to public safety. Now Alberta Realtors have sponsored the creation of guidelines to clean up properties that have been used as grow-ops. FULL STORY-> Congress's extension and expansion of the $8,000 tax credit through next June 30 should take the pressure off first time home buyers who've been rushing to close deals before the November 30 deadline. FULL STORY-> The flipping of houses. What better way can a common man build his millions? Well, not many. It really can be a quick way to create wealth as long as the flipper doesn't let the flippee house take over his life and bank account. FULL STORY-> Go e-PRO.
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