Discover the keys to cutting your cost of owning a home. Comparison shopping tips to cut your cost 20%- 50%.

Black Homeowner Television publisher reveals tips to keeping your home affordable in 2008. With housing cost going through the roof, it's important to stay current on the latest ways to cut the zooming cost of housing. Learn simple ways thousands of homeowners overlook in this informative video.

Discover the new mortgage fraud of equity stripping and how to protect yourself if you're a homeowner.

Public Opinion Strategies poll show 62 percent believe 'individuals should take responsibility.' National headlines are dominated with stories about the housing market slowdown and credit crunch. Believing that market problems need government solutions, Congress is debating federal intervention into the mortgage market. The housing market is adjusting to an oversupply of housing stock and the failure of many high risk borrowers to meet their mortgage agreements. After years of steady growth in housing prices and a historic expansion of homeownership, a market correction is to be expected. Rather than aiding the situation, government intervention would distort the natural correction and prolong the uncertainty and turmoil in the housing market.

Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America helps tens of thousands restructure their home mortgage

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New research from the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) has revealed that one home improvement trend showing no sign of slowing is the addition of outdoor living spaces. Approximately 42 percent of homeowners surveyed report having a finished outdoor room, up from 35 percent in 2005. At the same time, outdoor rooms have become more fully integrated into daily life. Sixty-four percent of homeowners report spending more time in their outdoor living spaces than they did a few years ago. "By definition, an outdoor room is simply an outdoor area that homeowners can use for relaxing, cooking, and entertaining," said Katherine Whiteside, best-selling garden author and outdoor living expert. "Outdoor rooms are an effective way to extend your home's footprint and your family living space without major construction." To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/perc/33338/

Lower household water bills by 40 percent In a world where going "green" is top-of-mind, it's surprising to discover that many homeowners are unaware of a proven way to save water and money. According to a 2007 survey conducted by the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC), 63 percent of homeowners say they are not familiar with tankless water heaters. However, after learning about the water-saving and cost-saving benefits of these on-demand water heaters, nearly two-thirds of homeowners (64%) say they are likely to consider making the purchase in the future. Tankless water heaters lower operating costs and never run out of hot water because they heat water as you need it instead of storing it in a tank. Tankless water heaters can lower household energy bills by up to 40 percent, a benefit that 48 percent of homeowners say is the most important reason to consider purchasing a gas tankless water heater. Another 16 percent of homeowners say the fact that this technology saves the average American family 10-20 percent of its daily water use is the most important reason to consider purchasing one.

With the rising costs associated with every day living, the last thing you should pay more for is your homeowners insurance. Find out how you can save up to 25% on your homeowners insurance now and get a free quote from an agent near you to see if you're already paying too much on your current plan.

Videos assist with narrowing solutions based on consumer lifestyle needs Merillat's 'Kitchen Chronicles' innovative Web videos highlight four unique individuals with varying needs to demonstrate how their kitchen fits the way they live. This entertaining video series creatively presents vignettes showcasing the latest kitchens designed specifically for entertaining, family use, organization and using the kitchen to sell a home. "Through all the cutting edge research we've completed on consumers and their kitchen use, we found they don't always think about how they are going to use their kitchens before building a new home or remodeling," said Karen Strauss, Masco Builder Cabinet Group president. "The 'Kitchen Chronicles' don't force homeowners into one specific segment, but help them generate thoughts of how they will use their kitchens. Homeowners will most likely find they gravitate to one of the four lifestyle segments."

BlackHomeOwnerNews.com publisher reveals tips to keeping your home affordable in a recession.

BlackHomeownerNews.com publisher shares Black Homeowners most frequently asked questions. Discover answers, ideas and solutions for homeowners during this housing crisis. Must viewing for every homeowner.

Pete and Red show you what to do when the ladies get a little handsy around the office.

BlackHomeownerNews.com publisher uncovers growing number of foreclousre rescue scams. Learn the latest tricks conmen( and women) use to steal homeowners equity you wouldn't believe.

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As the Bush administration huddles with major lenders to finalize a relief plan for subprime borrowers, new results today from a survey conducted by Harris Interactive® on behalf of the National Taxpayers Union (NTU) warn against the government going too far. Almost half (48%) of U.S. adults aged 18 and older think a federal bailout of the subprime market would help either lenders who issue subprime mortgages or Wall Street banks who profit from subprime mortgages; in contrast, roughly a quarter (26%) believe homeowners who hold subprime mortgages would benefit most. "When it comes to rescuing the subprime mortgage market, Americans are skeptical not only of who will benefit, but who will be left holding the bag," said NTU Vice President for Policy & Communications Pete Sepp. "While other surveys have shown serious public concerns over rising mortgage defaults, this poll demonstrates Americans have equally serious reservations over government involvement in the solution."

New research from the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) reveals that 98 percent of homeowners believe it is important that their home be as energy efficient as possible, yet only 41 percent believe it is easy to make these types of home improvements. "Americans have heard the green message and want to do their part to help the environment," said Scott Morgan, HGTV host and home building expert. "Yet taking steps to improve the energy efficiency of your home can remain overwhelming for many—especially when it comes to choices around energy sources." Accordingly, 57 percent of survey respondents say it is easier to make several small changes to add efficiencies to the home, rather than take on a major home overhaul. For those looking to incrementally improve their home's energy efficiency with a proven energy source that's available today, propane appliances provide practical, cost-effective solutions: To view more Multimedia News Release go to, http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/perc/33339/

Part 1 of a video series created to help homeowners understand the foreclosure process so that they can make better decisions about how to take action to stop foreclosure. Watch the video for FREE INFORMATION, no strings attached. More free information is available on the 24-hr hotline 1-800-405-0686 or at www.truenorthnc.com Experienced Loss Mitigation Negotiators from True North Real Estate Solutions in North Carolina share information that other investors/companies who prey on families in foreclosure want to charge you for. Look out for yourself and your family -- you need to know how it works if you want to win.

George lets loose on the crowd-very funny as always!!

http://www.LossMitigationGuy.com An introduction to the FFPS loss mitigation training course. This lesson covers how to talk with homeowners and how to approach them.