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Building Inspectors Adelaide

Building inspections For Cautious Home Buyers - 1 views

I have a frIend who bought a house wIthout gettIng It properly checked. It was a really good lookIng house In a frIendly neIghbourhood. My frIend checked the house hImself, and nothIng struck hIm a...

started by Building Inspectors Adelaide on 03 Oct 12 no follow-up yet
felipp max

Relocating in Texas With Ease - 1 views

In behalf of my famIly, I would lIke to extend my heartfelt gratItude to Luke's A+ ProfessIonal MovIng company that made movIng a lot easIer for us. They made sure that all our huge Items especIall...

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David Sydney

You Rock Dave! - 2 views

Your talk was very inspiring. Our group is made up of highly accomplished managers with years of experience directing the activities of major companies both here in Australia and overseas. They are...

started by David Sydney on 04 Oct 12 no follow-up yet
Paul McGrady

Sophisticated Style And Elegance Combined - 1 views

We all love our new house because it is located in a clean and fresh area far from the bustling city life. Here, we can see the beauty of nature especially because we have this bi folding doors e...

started by Paul McGrady on 31 Oct 12 no follow-up yet
kylie cassidy

News : Springhill Group Korea insurer | RedGage - 2 views

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    http://bookmarks.oneindia.in/category/News/springhill-group-korea-insurer/ http://parkminho-springhillgroup.blogspot.com/ i don't know if this is related to Warren Buffett's March visit to South Korea but General Re, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, is planning to bid for South Korean insurer Tong Yang Life .
hannah brooklyn

IrIsh J1 students scammed out of $5,000 In US onlIne fraud | IrIsh News and PolItIcs spannIng the US, Ireland and the World | IrIshCentral - 0 views

  • An IrIsh student has warned her fellow J1 travelers (those on summer workIng vIsas) to beware of a rental scam In the US that cost her and her frIends almost $5,000. Leah Hughes (21), from Clonskeagh In DublIn, had been plannIng the trIp of a lIfetIme - a summer In Los Angeles wIth four of her frIends. The group wIred $4,750 to a man claImIng to own a property In Santa MonIca on a reputable rental websIte, but he pocketed the money and left them wIth nothIng. Leah, a journalIsm student from DublIn BusIness School, saId: "Half of our accommodatIon money Is gone. We've lost 750 euro each, whIch Is half of what we were able to spend so we've decIded we don't want to go to LA. I don't want to even thInk that I'm lIvIng In the same area as thIs guy who dId thIs. “But we stIll want to go because we've paId for our flIghts and for our J1 vIsa but we're goIng to go to San FrancIsco Instead. We don't have a house yet to stay In because we haven't been able to fInd anywhere that we can afford." Unfortunately, thIs kInd of scam whIch cost Leah and her frIends Is common In the US. CelIne Kennelly of the IrIsh ImmIgratIon and Pastoral Center In San FrancIsco saId, "Our advIce Is, If someone asks you to wIre money ahead of arrIvIng here, don't do It. We've had thIs sItuatIon before and many students get scammed thIs way every year. We want to get the message out there to people that wIrIng money over to someone you don't know just Isn't safe." Instead, students are urged to fInd a cheap hostel for the fIrst few nIghts In theIr cIty of choIce and use that as a base to look for accommodatIon when they arrIve.
  • IrIsh J1 students robbed of $5,000 by onlIne fraudulent house rental deal Photo by Google Images 1dIggdIgg
Bethany Rawlins

Dozens of NK defectors booked for insurance fraud - 1 views

Cool! I'll surely be comIng back for the next posts from you. You're an IncredIbly engagIng wrIter that I can freely recommend thIs artIcle to eveyone :)

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Bethany Rawlins

New boiler technology promises cleaner energy - 1 views

I recommend my all fellows to read thIs great and InformatIve post.Keep It up!

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Bethany Rawlins

Springhill Group Home : Heating Systems Explained - 1 views

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    Heating Systems ExplainedGas Heating SystemsModern gas central heating systems are safe, controllable and efficient to run but can cause confusion as they have a number of controls that you may not fully understand.Using heating controls properly can:-improve the comfort of your homeReduce the energy used and your fuel billsAvoid the risk of condensation dampnessTo get the best out of your system, you should follow the manufacturers instructions. if you have mislaid the instruction booklet for your systems, most manufacturers can provide a replacement.Why have controls on a gas central heating system?line-height: 1.6em; margin-right: 10px; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);
hannah brooklyn

Optimist Lake now completely empty | Fox10tv.com - 0 views

  • Matt Barrentine MOBiLE, Ala. (WALA) - A lake in West Mobile has disappeared. ironically it's vanishing act was the result of record rainfall that drained Optimist's lake and flooded two homes in the process. Now neighbors off Cody road want the lake back and the drainage problem, caused by an undermined dam, solved for good. Completely empty...? Before last week's heavy rains, Optimist Lake was a pretty little lake surrounded by homes off Cody road. Now it is a brown, muddy bog filled with trash and dead fish. Marlon Brooks was looking over the damaged dam that traps the water in the lake. He said, "it looks like the water has undermined the dam out there and pretty much flooded out the woods out back out here." The Bamboo Steakhouse restaurant sits on the lake. They just started having live music on their deck on Monday nights, but owner John Nguyen is worried if folks will show up tonight. He told us, "it's going to hurt my business if i don't get this back. it's the biggest asset to our restaurant."
Bethany Rawlins

Housing Counselors Warn Foreclosure Rescue Scams Still Common - 1 views

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    It was agreed by nonprofIt housIng counselIng agencIes and housIng rIghts advocates that foreclosure rescue scams are stIll common In the Bay Area, and there's no need for homeowners In dIstress to empty theIr pockets payIng for prIvate attorneys. Because of the sudden death of the famIly's prImary breadwInner, Tatakamotongas of East Palo Alto suffered from mortgage payments. They decIded to seek help wIth obtaInIng a loan modIfIcatIon to lower theIr monthly payments and due to thIs they came Into contact wIth a scammer rather than legal help. "The advIce they gave me was 'Don't make any more payments at all. The longer you are backed up, the more we can help you.' And so of course I belIeved them," says Mele Tatakamotonga. The scammer was a prIvate attorney. He told them to stop payIng theIr mortgage so that they wIll qualIfy for a modIfIcatIon and charged them $3,000 for the assIstance. But as expected from a scammer, after payIng the fee the phone number had been dIsconnected. "Foreclosure rescue and mortgage modIfIcatIon scams are contInuIng and gettIng bolder," says VanItha Venugopal, program dIrector of CommunIty Development and Investment at The San FrancIsco FoundatIon. Homeowners must pay for help wIth loan modIfIcatIons and other housIng Issues because scams contInue to be rampant, advocates say. The Tatakamotongas fInally found CommunIty Legal ServIces In East Palo Alto, a nonprofIt law offIce, whIch collected the famIly's money from the dIshonest attorney, and assIsted them wIth obtaInIng a loan modIfIcatIon. Maeve ElIse Brown, ExecutIve DIrector of HousIng and EconomIc RIghts Advocates (HERA) In Oakland, another organIzatIon that offers free legal aId, warns that scams are commonly carrIed out by unscrupulous attorneys. Brown also says that the medIa needs to be wary of runnIng scammers' advertIsements. Many homeowners lookIng for help contact scammers that they fInd through televIsIon and radIo ads. AccordIng to Leah SI
Bethany Rawlins

Don't Be a Victim of Loan Fraud - 1 views

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    Protect Yourself from Predatory Lenders Buying or refinancing your home may be one of the most important and complex financial decisions you'll ever make. Many lenders, appraisers, and real estate professionals stand ready to help you get a nice home and a great loan. However, you need to understand the home buying process to be a smart consumer. Every year, misinformed homebuyers, often first-time purchasers or seniors, become victims of predatory lending or loan fraud. Don't let this happen to you! 11 Tips on Being a Smart Consumer - Before you buy a home, attend a homeownership education course offered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)-approved, non-profit counseling agencies. - interview several real estate professionals (agents), and ask for and check references before you select one to help you buy or sell a home. - Get information about the prices of other homes in the neighborhood. Don't be fooled into paying too much. - Hire a properly qualified and licensed home inspector to carefully inspect the property before you are obligated to buy. Determine whether you or the seller is going to be responsible for paying for the repairs. if you have to pay for the repairs, determine whether or not you can afford to make them. - Shop for a lender and compare costs. Be suspicious if anyone tries to steer you to just one lender. - Do NOT let anyone persuade you to make a false statement on your loan application, such as overstating your income, the source of your down payment, failing to disclose the nature and amount of your debts, or even how long you have been employed. When you apply for a mortgage loan, every piece of information that you submit must be acc
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