Troops Grapple With Housing Market
Depressed property values have become a national crisis for many homeowners. But for members of the military who must comply with relocation orders or face disciplinary action, waiting out the housing crash is often not an option.
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For Service Members the first step before filing taxes is to figure their gross income.
If you're ready to move, you may need to make improvements that will increase your home's value and make it stand out to potential buyers.
As the housing slump continues to depress home prices, more homeowners look for ways to make their homes more attractive and valuable through home improvements. Keep these tips in mind.
The president's Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act of 2009 -- signed into law on May 20 -- ensures that military renters aren't forced out of their homes if foreclosure occurs and a new landlord takes over.
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A change to the way that Imminent Danger Pay (IDP) is calculated has created a small uproar amongst affected troops and their family members. IDP is authorized for military members who are serving in areas specifically designated to receive this allowance. The change will affect very few people, but there seems to be much misunderstanding. [...]
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