You can’t believe everything you read in the “Mainstream Media”
I’ll be the first to freely admit that I’m not a journalist. But when I see shoddy reporting, it makes me cringe. And let’s face it, a lot of people have the propensity to believe anything they read on the Internet, particularly if the source is “trusted” or from the “Mainstream Media”.
Case in point:
Yesterday there was an article on Realtor.org – a site many would think could be trusted. It is after all, the home of the National Association of Realtors. They cited another source –
Why you don’t ask people on Twitter for writing assistance
OK, so occasionally I get these odd little glimpses of something akin to writer’s block.
I find it disturbing on many levels.
Once upon a time, I had an advanced writing professor in undergraduate school that said these things are complicated, but there is no shame in having it
Homebuyer Tax Credit to be Extended? Expanded?
Will the $8,000 homebuyer tax credit be extended, or possibly even expanded?
Maybe… Or maybe not. It’s politics after all.
Currently there are FIVE bills flitting about Washington, D.C. that would, assuming they are signed into law, either extend or expand the currently existing $8,000 homebuyer tax credit due to
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