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PHILADELPHIA - If you are looking to invest in real estate, there are many things to consider. First, ensure you invest in the property cycle at the right time. Another important tip is to avoid buying into REITs on margin. In addition, make sure to carefully manage your portfolio. Another important consideration is tax deductions.
PHILADELPHIA - If you're a first-time home buyer, you've probably heard the term "due diligence." Don't be intimidated by this word; getting the facts is essential before committing to a real estate transaction. Whether you're buying a home or commercial property, you should follow due diligence procedures to avoid costly mistakes and ensure that your investment is sound.
PHILADELPHIA - Buying a rental property requires financial stability. It's important to know how much you can afford to spend on maintenance and emergency repairs and the rent you expect. The year 2020 is a great example of how the owner's financial stability will be important. Most property owners underestimate the rent and maintenance costs, which can put them in a difficult position.
Pottsville, PA – D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., America’s Oldest Brewery®, is celebrating International Women’s Day by supporting Pink Boots Society, a nonprofit focused on encouraging and inspiring women beer professionals through education. Yuengling participated in Pink Boots Collaboration Brew Day®, which provides an opportunity for chapter members and breweries to brew their chosen beer style and take part in International Women’s Day by raising money for educational scholarships and programming for women in the beer industry.
POTTSVILLE, Pa – D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., America’s Oldest Brewery, announces today that it will continue its partnership for a second year with the American Eagle Foundation (AEF), a leading nonprofit organization focused on the care and protection of the U.S. National Symbol, the Bald Eagle.
PHILADEPHIA - The U.S. housing market continued to near-record levels in October, thwarting the usual fall slowdown. For the first time since 2011*, homes sold faster** in October than September and prices remained at their summer peak of $350,000, according to realtor.com's Monthly Housing Trends Report released today. However, October also saw an improvement in declines of newly listed homes which could signal some relief on the horizon for weary buyers.
