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Got $12 Million? John McCain's Arizona House Is For Sale!
Would you pay a "celebrity premium" to scoop up the former Phoenix house of John and Cindy McCain? The current owner is selling the abode (Cindy's childhood house, and the McCain's residence for 20 years) for a cool $12 million — four times more than the current owner paid Cindy for it in 2006. That's a lot of air conditioning.
Woman Puts Her House and Herself on eBay
Devon Traboscia, a 42-year-old single mom of two, thought she'd multitask by auctioning off her house and herself as a package deal on eBay and Craigslist. Devon's itching to get married and her four-bedroom Florida home is, apparently, the best thing she has to offer. Intellect?
Owner Knows Best
Whoever said "sex sells" hasn't been unemployed, divorced, and living in asbestos —
now that sh*t sells.
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Front Page: Teen Tennis Star Takes Center Stage at US Open
- Seventeen-year-old Melanie Oudin is taking the US Open by storm, beating some of tennis's biggest female stars. — FitSugar
- Former first lady Laura Bush defended President Obama's upcoming speech to schoolchildren, a speech some conservative parents oppose because they say Obama is trying to indoctrinate children. — AP
- A British playboy has been found guilty of killing a tenant who got in the way of his real estate deal.
Real Estate Agents Gone Wild
Now that's an interesting bonus feature.
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Stacy Anderson Is The Cougar
Meet Stacy Anderson, a sexy, intelligent, 40-year-old real estate agent who's done really well for herself and her four children. Married at 16 and feeling like she lived her youth for her ex-husband and children, Stacy's now ready to PARTAY, mmkay? find true love with a guy in his early 20s.
Front Page: Treasury Unveils $1 Trillion Plan For Banks
- Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner unveiled a complex plan today to end the nation's banking crisis. A new federal entity would help private investors buy as much as $1 trillion in devalued real-estate assets. — New York Times
- Fourteen people died after a plane crashed into a Montana cemetery last night.
Country on Sale: Foreclosed Home Tours For China's Wealthy
I've heard stories of savvy English people hopping across the pond for a shopping holiday in New York City thanks to the strong pound; but believe it or not, the Chinese are taking shopping trips with the mission of buying million-dollar homes.
These aren't rogue bargain hunters. Rather they're part of organized tours targeted at Chinese investors looking to take advantage of deflated American real estate prices.
Sante Fe's "Robin Hood" Tax, Rich to Pay For Police Housing?
If you have a fancy mansion in Santa Fe, NM, you might be asked to foot the bill subsidizing more affordable housing for local public servants like police officers and nurses. The Santa Fe City Council voted this week for a special election next Spring to decide on a one percent fee to be added to house sales that top $650,000. If that sounds like a lot, it's not an uncommon price tag for houses in the area, and it's keeping those who serve the community, from living there.
Debt Clock Maxes Out & Five Historic Financial Meltdowns
The national debt came up last night at the debate, with Obama pointing out that it's doubled since 2000. Yikes. The famous debt clock in New York City, the one that calculates what we owe right before your very eyes is feeling the squeeze — literally.
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