The average daily percent move of the stock market has increased over time. The reason for the increase in stock market volatility is mainly due to technology and the speed in which information moves and trades are executed. In the past, information moved more slowly, thereby affecting stock prices more slowly. Today, it’s much more […]
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One of the reasons why I think the housing market will stay strong for years to come is because getting a mortgage nowadays is extremely difficult. When lenders are only lending to the people with the highest credit and a minimum 20% down, it’s hard to see mass defaults in the future. Ever since the
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Are you about to payoff your mortgage? Congratulations! There are some important mortgage payoff fees, documents, and procedures to know. Unfortunately, you don’t just send your final payment and that’s it. You’ve got to go through some hoops. In 2015, I finally paid off the mortgage of the very first property I bought in 2003.
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Are you wondering whether a real estate attorney is necessary to buy and sell property? I have bought and sold multiple properties since 2005 and I have never used a real estate attorney. However, in some states, a real estate attorney is mandatory. When I bought my second property in San Francisco in 2005, the
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We’ve taken a look at all the closing costs you must pay when you buy a home with all cash. The main goal of that post was to not leave cash buyers broadsided by unanticipated costs when making an aggressive offer. Let’s look at the mortgage closing costs when buying a property. Given most real
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Are you wondering whether to sell or continue renting out your home? I had this same dilemma of sell or rent out my home back in 2016. In the end, I decided to keep my rental property to build more passive income. Things are strange now with many people buying a home during the coronavirus
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Preparing for death is something we all should do. The following guest post about preparing for death is by Chris Sipola, a reader I met while we were stuck in Frankfurt after our plane back to San Francisco broke down. We drowned our sorrows over free drinks at an airport hotel courtesy of United. At
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As an Asian American with children, I’m often wondering why are Asians ignored by the media, research institutions, and politicians? Asians make up roughly 7% of the American population in 2024 and earn the highest income among all races. Instead of ignoring Asians, the media, research institutes, and politicians should focus more on Asians. Asians,
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Do you want to learn how to get revenge from an older employer who fired you? Then read on! There’s nothing better than getting sweet revenge from an employer who disrespected you, undervalued you, underpaid you, insulted you, or wronged you in any way. In this mercenary day and age, it’s every person for themselves.
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Consider getting a night doula if you want to save your marriage and sanity during the first three month’s of your baby’s life! Although expensive, a night doula was so worth it for our family. As any expecting first-time father would do, I read several books on how to support my wife during her pregnancy,
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