Gilmanton Real Estate News

6 hrs ago | via Concord Monitor 

A judge ruled yesterday that an office manager for two Lakes Region firms forced into bankruptcy could access her own money.

Related Topix: Economics News, Bankruptcy, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Belknap County, NH, Meredith, NH

Tuesday Dec 8 | via Granite State News 

The properties of a local pastor named in one suit against Financial Resources Mortgage, Inc.

Related Topix: Mortgage, Home, Belknap County, NH, Center Harbor, NH

Tuesday Dec 8 | via UnionLeader 

In the days before it abruptly shut its doors, Financial Resources Mortgage Inc.

Related Topix: Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Marketing, Criminal Defense Law, Law, Meredith, NH

Sunday Dec 6 | via UnionLeader.com 

Center Harbor Christian Church members expressed support yesterday for their pastor Robert Farah, whose property was attached last week in connection with lawsuits brought against his son.

Related Topix: Center Harbor, NH, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Economics News, Bankruptcy, Belknap County, NH

Saturday Dec 5 | via Concord Monitor 

Scott Farah, the Meredith man accused of running a vast Ponzi scheme that took in as much as $100 million, wasn't in court yesterday to defend himself.

Related Topix: Meredith, NH, Center Harbor, NH, Criminal Defense Law, Law, Home, Mortgage, Economics News, Bankruptcy, Belknap County, NH

Tuesday Dec 1 | via New Hampshire Real Estate Blog 

Peter Francese says in the latest Market Trends report that he prepares for the New Hampshire Association of REALTORS that the "home prices in New Hampshire are stabilizing and will likely begin to increase in 2010."A The general feeling in the field is that he is right.

Related Topix: New Hampshire, Housing, Real Estate

Sunday Nov 22 | via The Citizen 

Residential home sales were up by double digits in several Seacoast and Lakes Region counties and by 8 percent statewide in October, according to the New Hampshire Association of Realtors.

Related Topix: Housing, Real Estate, New Hampshire, Strafford County, NH, Grafton County, NH, Hillsborough County, NH

Friday Nov 20 | via UnionLeader.com 

NH Realtors: Market improving MANCHESTER Although national numbers indicate the housing slump may not yet be over, New Hampshire real estate sales show the local housing market is in the midst of a slow and steady recovery.

Related Topix: Real Estate, New Hampshire, Manchester, NH, Housing, Exeter, NH

Thursday Nov 19 | via Hampton Union 

New Hampshire home sales data continued to be a source of good news with a recent announcement that for the first time in 2009, year-to-date unit sales are ahead of where they were for the same period last year.

Related Topix: Housing, New Hampshire, 9, Bedford, NH, Strafford, NH, Grafton, NH

Tuesday Nov 17 | via New Hampshire Business Review 

The bad news is that homes in October are selling for less they were at the same time last year in New Hampshire.

Related Topix: Housing, New Hampshire, Real Estate, Bedford, NH, Coos County, NH

4 min ago | via Daily Mail 

Expenses reforms which would see peers paid a 200-a-day attendance allowance to turn up for work at the House of Lords have been described as an 'utter insult'. The proposals, suggested by the Salaries Review Body, follow claims that some peers abuse the 174-a-night overnight allowance.

Related Topix: Home, Mortgage

5 min ago | via Lisburn Today 

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6 min ago | via WHNS 

The Federal Reserve is expected to leave interest rates at a record low this week.

Related Topix: Ben Bernanke, Mortgage, Home

7 min ago | via The Age 

Let's hope the Future Fund will not be jinxed by its involvement in the proposed $6.8 billion takeover of the toll-road operator Transurban.

Related Topix: Home, Mortgage, Construction

8 min ago | via The Age 

WHEN Washington pressed America's biggest banks to take billions in federal support a year ago, few protested more loudly than Wells Fargo.

Related Topix: Mortgage, Home