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Home Owners News Archive 16-Mar-2008
Severe weather postpones lake clean up 1 week (Clanton Advertiser)Due to a bad weather forecast for today, the Lake Mitchell Home Owners and Boat Owners Association (H.O.B.O.) has called off its Renew Our Rivers spring clean up for the lake this weekend.
Second home owners face doubling of council tax to prevent 'ghost towns' (Scotland on Sunday)Premium Article ! Your account has been frozen . For your available options click the below button.
Association officer faces theft charge (Daily Journal)VINELAND -- The treasurer of the Bella Rosa Home Owners Association was arrested Wednesday for allegedly stealing $4,705 from the association's bank account.
Second home owners face doubling of council tax to prevent 'ghost towns' (The Scotsman)WEALTHY Scots who keep second homes in some of the most scenic parts of the country face a doubling of their council tax in a shake-up of local government.
Get ready for end of real estate boom, REIV tells Melbourne (ABC via Yahoo!7 Finance)The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) says home owners will need to become more realistic when selling their homes as Melbourne's real estate boom tapers off.
First home owners grant to stay: Rudd (Southern Highland News)The federal government will retain the $7,000 first home owners grant and will not be replaced by its savings account scheme for new home buyers, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says.
Audit Is Smart Way To Save (The Morning News)Examining your home for drafty doors and thinning insulation could make your wallet fatter this winter. Energy auditors can help home owners tackle energy sappers they may not have noticed.
Surprise For Some Home Owners Along Highway 40 Project (FOX 2 News St. Louis)Move out of the way. MoDOT's coming through. Some home owners along the Highway 40 project are learning they have to give up part of their yards to clear the way for the new road. MoDOT says over the years some people believed the land near their home is part of their yard. Turns out it could belong to MoDOT
On Wall St: Private equity could discover a silver lining (FT.com via Yahoo! News) The equation was once simple: the more debt you took on, the wealthier you became. Home owners to hedge fund managers and private equity barons got rich quick by gearing up to buy assets in a rising market. But many flew too close to the sun.
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