Flip your PreConstruction Home

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internet identity theft- how to stop

some statistics indicate that identity theft effects nearly 12 million people per year. Identity theft can occur over the internet while using a computer.....

Internet identity theft is one of the fastest-growing crimes in the U.S. today. For five straight years, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ranked it as one of the most-reported types of fraud. Despite the increasing awareness of identity theft among consumers and financial institutions, the identity-theft racket shows no signs of slowing. Reported losses from identity theft, currently responsible for over 40 percent of all fraud complaints, approached nearly $300 million last year.

"True identity theft is a problem that goes far beyond simple credit-card fraud, against which consumers are fully protected, thanks to zero-liability laws and other regulations," said Dave Collett, a spokesperson for MasterCard. "ID theft is when a person's entire identity is taken over. For that to happen, a fraudster would need far more information than just what is found on a credit or debit card."
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existing home sales edge higher in March

Existing Home Sales Edge Higher in March, due to increased buying in less expensive markets and warm temperatures.... Rest of the article.....

The pace of existing home sales in the United States picked up by 0.3 percent in March, defying expectations for a slowdown, due to increased buying in some less expensive markets and in part to warm weather, a trade group said on Tuesday.
Sales of existing U.S. homes rose to a 6.92 million-unit rate in March from February's downwardly revised 6.90 million-unit pace, according to the National Association of Realtors. The existing home sales figure includes both single-family homes and condos.

Analysts had expected home resales to slow to a 6.7 million-unit rate from February's originally reported 6.91 million-unit pace due to rising mortgage rates that have made purchases less affordable.

While the Realtors' chief economist called the rise in existing home sales "encouraging," he said it was probably not sustainable given rising mortgage rates.

The rise in total sales was driven by a 0.3 percent increase in single-family home sales and a 0.2 percent gain in condo sales.

Inventories soared 7 percent in March, leaving a record 3.19 million existing homes available for sale at the end of the month. That equates to 5.5 months' supply at the current sales pace, the largest inventory since July 1998, when supply equaled 5.6 months' worth.

The national median home price rose 7.4 percent from a year ago to $218,000.

from: Homes Sales Rise