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Wells Fargo’s $60 Billion Homeownership Program for Minorities Wells Fargo, the world’s second-largest bank by market capitalization, recently released a press statement detailing its [...]

Ten years after the Great Recession the consequences continue for a significant portion of the American people. Unfortunately, an overwhelming percentage of those still negatively affected by the [...]

Southern California is expensive and they encounter droughts every summer, so why would anyone want to live there? Why are people flocking to Southern California with their wallets and bank [...]

Deciding whether to buy a single family home or a multiple unit property is a easy decision for me, because I am in my fifties, and I can remember buying my first home. It was not a multiple unit [...]

Many people make investments in order for them to save for the future. The most basic and most fundamental point behind any insurance contract is to cover one in an event of loss and make him/her [...]

Homeownership brings stability to individuals and families who have never had anything that they could really call their own. There is something special about real estate that is unlike anything [...]

Moving to a new home is rarely easy. Packing and unpacking are only part of the hard work. The nitty-gritty details also involve looking for a new house or apartment, finding out about cost of [...]

Everyone starts out in the same place when it comes to credit. Until someone opens his/her first account, he/she has no credit history. Unfortunately, no one seems to want to be the business that [...]

Dealing with neighbors can be a big headache when you do not know where your property boundaries are. In old and new neighborhoods, homeowners need to know where the boundaries to their [...]

I am always researching organizations and programs that cultivate the rich culture of our black community.  Recently, I stumbled across an organization called the National Black Programming [...]