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MINNEAPOLIS -- Last year's stock market crash and recession, which wiped out jobs and slashed incomes, have prompted many to look for new sources of revenue. For homeowners, that can mean turning a spare bedroom into a cash cow. Full Article at Detroit Free Press
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Last year, Lori Gordon lost half her nest egg but gained a new friend about half her age. That would be Brooke Thalacker, the teacher and aspiring school counselor who now rents part of Gordon's home. housing studies program. Full Article at Monterey County Herald
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Cory Matheson is one of many who assumed that he'd be able to rent out his luxury condo for Olympic gold. And he's now discovered that he's among the many who will be disappointed. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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"When she finishes her practicum she'll look for a job. I don't know where she'll find one," Gordon said. "But I might keep her forever," she added with a laugh. "I want her to marry one of my sons. She wants me to marry her father." Full Article at Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
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A Mound man who allegedly defrauded six Northwest Airlines pilots and a flight attendant out of $1.5 million in an real estate investment scheme has been indicted by a federal grand jury on conspiracy, mail fraud and tax charges. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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The recovery of our housing market is critically important and this extended and expanded incentive will help things continue to move in the right direction. We’ve expanded this credit so some existing homeowners as well as first time home buyers will benefit
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The expansion of the homebuyer tax credit will be a welcome break for many Minnesota families during this difficult economic time ... It will extend the closing deadlines, add a new tax credit for non-first time homebuyers, and raise the income eligibility limits.
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We just are not where we need to be yet ... The question is how are we going to make sure that people are getting back to work and able to support their families. It’s not going to happen overnight, but we will not rest until we are succeeding in generating the jobs that this economy needs.
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When she finishes her practicum she'll look for a job. I don't know where she'll find one
SOURCE: Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
