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Home Owners News Archive 12-Apr-2009
Fire hydrant testing slated (The Enid News & Eagle)Enid Fire Department will test 1,834 fire hydrants by releasing water from them during April, May and June. Hydrant flowing began Thursday. Periodic testing of hydrants helps the community maintain a low insurance rating, which means lower home owners? insurance premiums.
Stimulus heats up sales (Tulsa World)Federal programs for weatherization get home owners and businesses energized.
Lowest interest rates in 50 years (Sydney Morning Herald)Low rates prompting a rush of home owners and investors to sign up to variable rate mortgages.
Tax bills sent out to owners of mobile homes (Quincy Herald-Whig)Adams County's 2009 mobile home tax bills have been mailed out. Full payment is due by June 12. Adams County Treasurer Jean Reddington said failure to receive a bill does not excuse mobile home owners from the tax liability or a possible penalty of $25 a month for nonpayment.
Stimulus heats up sales: Federal programs for weatherization get home owners and businesses energized. (Tulsa World)With the mild spring months here, furnaces and air conditioners are getting less use than they would in winter or summer.
Defiant home owners lose out on £2.5 million (Daily Telegraph)Two home owners who refused to sell their gardens have missed out on £2.5 million paid to their neighbours by a developer and will still be surrounded by new houses.
Aid for unemployed home owners increases by $5 million (The Philadelphia Inquirer)Pennsylvania officials added $5 million to a state aid program designed to help the unemployed avoid foreclosure, Gov. Rendell said yesterday at a Philadelphia financial counselling center.
Lowest rates in 50 years (WA Today)Interest rates are at the lowest levels in half a century, prompting a rush of home owners and investors to sign up to variable rate mortgages in the hope of further rate falls.
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