Homeowners
Program Set Up To Keep Sandy Victims Out Of Foreclosure
A new program has been helping Superstorm Sandy victims keep their homes out of foreclosure.
HUD Secretary Discusses Ways To Cut Sandy Red Tape, Meets With Gov. Christie
As the federal government releases its first batches of aid for recovery from superstorm Sandy, Shaun Donovan, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, has been visiting some of the areas hardest hit.
Cutting Costs On Home Maintenance Now Could Mean Big Spending Down The Road
As economic uncertainty persists, many people are looking for ways to save money. One of the ways they are doing it is by cutting corners at home, but that decision, according to experts, could be costly.
SBA To Homeowners, Renters: Apply If You Need Aid
The Small Business Administration is known mostly as the organization that gives loans to entrepreneurs looking to start businesses, but when a disaster is declared, the agency does a lot more.
LI Homeowners: Property Tax System Needs Help
The Yammamoto’s say they are prime examples of how the assessment system in Nassau County, Long Island does not work.
Bronx Residents Outraged Over DOT Sidewalk Demands
The city is demanding that homeowners on a little-used, dead-end street in the Bronx make expensive improvements, and residents are outraged.
Scammers Hit Homeowners Where It Hurts The Most
Marie Miller is among the millions of homeowners struggling to hold onto her home, and now a scam artist has hit her in the middle of her financial troubles.
Queens Residents’ Call To 311 Could Cost Them Thousands
Homeowners in Queens say they turned to the city for help and ended up with an expensive headache, as a call to 311 could end up costing them $5,000 or more.
Good News For Heating Bills – Warmer Winter Ahead
Most U.S. homeowners should get some relief on their heating bills this winter.
Who Should Pay For L.I. Sidewalk Repairs?
Officials at one Long Island town are considering making property owners responsible for sidewalk repairs.
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