What kind of repairs are you doing?  Depending on what it is I might be inclined to do it now.  Maintenance is often a lot cheaper than repairs.  And early repairs are often a lot cheaper than later repairs.   The short answer is that you don't know what those mutual funds will do in the near future anyways.  Do the repairs that are needed. See original here: RE: Smart or stupid: Investing for home repairs… Segnala...

sits right at the edge of town. Carlinville is home to Blackburn College, a small private liberal arts… for a major facility renovation project in the near… From PracticeLink.com – 09 Sep 2010 01:29:44 GMT – job details – View all jobs Go here to read the rest: Physician – Family Practice – Family Medicine – Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network – Illinois Segnala...

A loan was made earlier this year to put in a septic tank and make some additional improvements to a plot of land. The owner will construct a house in the near future but at the time the loan was made there was no “home” or “dwelling” on the land. The loan is unsecured (fyi). Would this still be classified as Home Improvement and reported as a home improvement loan? Read this article: Is this Home Improvement? Segnala presso:

DMNSo far in 2010, North Texas home sales are up and prices are rising. Foreclosures have been down three of the past four months. In that case, why is the near-term view on the local housing market getting gloomier? Read more: Despite some good news, Dallas housing outlook gets gloomier Segnala presso:

IF YOU ARE thinking of buying new furniture, renovating a room or fixing a plumbing problem in the near future, then just head on down to Viva Home for all your requirements. Originally posted here: At home in Viva Segnala presso:

The house of the near future could look more like, well, a home. After the economic recession and collapse of the housing market, “smaller, better, smarter” may win out over grand, oversize showpieces, said Jacksonville architect Michael Dunlap. “That’s what I think they’ll be.” Adds Kermit Baker of the American Institute of Architects: “The era of the McMansion could well be over.” Baker, chief … Continue reading here: In the future, houses will look more like a home Segnala...

The house of the near future could look more like, well, a home. After the economic recession and collapse of the housing market, “smaller, better, smarter” may win out over grand, oversize showpieces, said … Read more: In the future, houses will look more like a home – Florida Times-Union Segnala presso:

With the appetite for new houses at its lowest level in more than a year, construction jobs won’t recover in the near-term. Construction – Home Builders – National Association of Home Builders – Foreclosure – Mortgage Here is the original post: Home Builders See Demand Further Weaken Segnala presso:

ATHENS It all started back in the 1990s plans began to be made for a renovation to Riverfront Park in the Village of Athens. But then, the state permitting process got started, and took over a decade. Getting financing for the near million dollar project was also a challenge. See the original post here: Village park restoration at hand Segnala presso:

A major kitchen-remodeling project is in the works, and an exposed wire burial project is in the near future. The Padre put it best when he said that it isn’t the missions or patrols that one goes on that he remembers the most. It’s the people, the … Read more: The People, the People, the People – dvids Segnala presso: