After being in the Real Estate business for the last twenty five years I have been involved in all types of markets. I have been through boom times and recently some of the most difficult times you could ever imagine.

With these experiences I have continued to learn what makes a home sell for the most money, in the shortest period of time, with the least amount of headaches.

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When struggling just to eliminate credit card debt, the idea of ever being able to buy a home might sound like nothing short of a Christmas miracle.

But once a consumer is able to stop seeing their life in Visa vision, they’ll find light at the end of the credit card settlement tunnel: a fresh start with their finances.

For many that have completed a debt elimination program—and learned the sustainable financial habits that go along with it—home owning is not only a possibility but a wise investment. That being said, it’s not for everyone, nor is it something to buy on a whim (last we checked, there weren’t a lot of great return policies…).
We’ve interviewed licensed CO real estate broker and realtor Kenny Layton about how to tell if a home, from the paint to the price tag, is right for you, and if it is, what to do about it.

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Find low Texas mortgage rates for a wide selection of programs from the Decker Group with First United Bank Mortgage Company.

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Are you really earning passive income if you're renting out a property?

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Public-private partnership work when the main stakeholders put their mind to it. In The Gambia, a partnership between the government and a private company, TAF Holdings, has borne immense fruits. Here, Mustapha Njie, the CEO of TAF, relates what the company has done in partnership with the government.

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