A recent report from Deutsche Bank confirms what I have been seeing around my offices lately, while the impact of the first time buyer tax credit is up to debate, there is no doubt that the activity spurred by the credit to date has certainly elevated the mood of my agents, and spurs hope for the future of the market. The Deutsche Bank [...]

Though we are still in the autumn season, now is the time to search through your closets for those articles of clothing that you may not need. Perhaps you have downsized your wardrobe through a weight loss program. Help this year is important. Mayor Cicilline has launched his campaign requesting residents, businesses, students and workers to [...]

The US Senate passed the extension of the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit by a vote of 98-0. The measure was added to a bill which provides an extension of unemployment benefits and also allows all businesses that have incurred losses in 2008 and 2009 to seek refunds for taxes paid on profits over the past five years. The legislation would [...]

A final vote on the First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit is expected in the Senate on Wednesday or Thursday, and then the bill  will move to the House. Once the House passes the bill, it is sent to the President to sign into law.

Have you ever had a "chance meeting" where you learn about an interesting organization? That happened to me last Saturday night. After visiting Waterfire in Providence, my wife and I stopped into one of our favorite restaurants on North Main Street - we hadn't been there in months. We waved hello to a waiter, whom we have gotten to know over [...]

Last night the Senate cleared legislation regarding the extension of the first time homebuyer credit to reach the President this week, and it is virtually certain that President Obama will sign the legislative package which contains an expansion of unemployment benefits as well as the tax changes. The homebuyer tax credit would be [...]