If you follow me on twitter, you’ll know that my life has been chaos the past 48 hours. Earlier this weekend, my fiance and I headed up to Connecticut for the first of two bridal showers. It was a lovely Saturday afternoon affair that left our car mere inches from the ground and packed to the max with “stuff.” After a seven hour drive home Sunday, we arrived, unpacked, and were getting ready to relax as we waited on some takeout. Then I went into our bathroom.

Author : Jim Corkern Not surprisingly, water damage is one of the most frequent causes of home insurance claims Not many people like having to discover what is and what is not covered by their home insurance policy, but thats often the way that it goes A pipe bursts in the basement or an appliance such as a clothes washer or dishwasher begins to leak all over the floor while you’re gone on vacation and all of a sudden you find yourself wondering if you’re covered For example, if a pipe

With job losses affecting many families, many people run the risk of losing their homes because they are unable to pay their mortgage. However, with mortgage protection, many families are able to keep their homes, while continuing to look for employment. Mortgage protection insurance can be purchased in addition to homeowners insurance and in the event that they are unable to pay their mortgage, whether it is due to job loss or not, will have their mortgage paid by their insurance company.

Real Estate Law In Plain English: What Are The Consequences Of An Unmarketable Title? – mirrorofjustice.com 07/14/2009 Put simply, the title to your real estate is unmarketable if it doesn’t belong to you, if it has encumbrances such as mortgages on it, or if there is a reasonable claim against it by someone else. So what are the consequences of having an unmarketable title to your real estate? 1. An unmarketable title can tank a sales transaction – it will allow the buyer to back out of a real estate purchase contract even after he’s already signed it.