Sign Up |  Login

     
 
    My Blog |  Popular Posts |  Top 100 Blogs |  Recent Blogs |  Random Blogs |  Write a Blog |  Manage Categories  
gmcgowan's Profile
Links

      User Profile

      User's Friends

      User's Blogs

      User's Photos

      User's Videos

      User's Podcasts

      User's Polls

      User's Surveys

   gmcgowan's Blogs in July 2008
Everyone wants a say?
Have you ever had a good idea and proceed to act on the idea and then run into resistance from your boss or co-worker because you didn’t discuss it with them first? Have you ever thought that the only reason these people were upset was because you thought of the idea first? Have you ever......Read More
Posted on: 2008-07-03 11:07:20 |  Rating: | Views: 15 | Comments: 0 | Tags: History;thoughts 
Reasons to Buy a Home!
(1) You have a place of your own! - A place to raise your children and pets. - You can become part of community. (2) Tax Savings. - 3 Major income tax deductions: 1. Interest on the home mortgage 2. Property Taxes 3. Discount points connected with the loan. - It is possible......Read More
Posted on: 2008-07-08 14:34:59 |  Rating: | Views: 18 | Comments: 0 | Tags: Home Buying 
Managing your Finances!
The best way to organize your finances in order to spend your money wisely, save money for emergencies, and invest in your future is to create a personal budget plan. Your personal budget plan should show your total monthly income; list all your necessary monthly expenses; include enough money to......Read More
Posted on: 2008-07-09 22:12:09 |  Rating: | Views: 15 | Comments: 0 | Tags: Finances 
Buying vs Renting
Topic: Monthly Costs Renting Advantage More Fixed Costs for the term of lease. Disadvantage Although in the short run costs are more fixed, over several years rent payments can increase. Buying Advantage Over the long term it is possible for the cost to be more fixed......Read More
Posted on: 2008-07-16 15:14:36 |  Rating: | Views: 12 | Comments: 0 | Tags: Home Buying 
Purchasing a Foreclosure!
There are two types of bank-owned properties: a property that is in foreclosure, and a real estate owned (REO) property.  The first type is undergoing a legal procedure called foreclosure initiated by a lender in order to take ownership of the property from a borrower who has defaulted......Read More
Posted on: 2008-07-30 12:26:33 |  Rating: | Views: 16 | Comments: 0 | Tags: Home Buying;Real Estate 

                 
   Blog Information
Blog Categories

 Nothing found

Blog Archive

 August 2008 (2)
 July 2008 (5)
 June 2008 (5)
 May 2008 (5)
 April 2008 (7)
 March 2008 (7)
 February 2008 (8)
 January 2008 (8)
 December 2007 (5)
 November 2007 (8)
 October 2007 (5)
 August 2007 (7)
 July 2007 (6)
 June 2007 (4)

Comment Archives

 No comments found

Author's Links

 No links found