I'll publish his reply if and when I receive one.

Those of us old enough to have grown up talking with our parents about the recent past will remember having heard stories of ruined businessmen jumping out of windows on "Black Tuesday," October 29, 1929. The circumstances differ slightly, but histo

Our US Congressman Elijah Cummings is probably a nice person, but he is almost always wrong about the role of government.

Developer builds 5 story building around the home of an elderly owner who refused to sell. Government fails to protect her.

Next year will likely bring a second annual decline in existing home sales, the National Association of Realtors predicted recently. But as usual, they see no reason to worry our pretty heads.

...or at least for the unmotivated and maginally qualified.

The answer is simple, but nobody wants to admit it

What convenient timing. And what short memories we have.

There's "affordable" housing in Baltimore, but would anyone want it?

Did you ever wonder why forty or fifty thousand people can take off an afternoon from work to watch a baseball game, but that most of them insist on shopping for a house at night and on weekends? ******************************************

The National Association of Realtors appears to be operated by some of the most facile liars (oops, marketing professionals!) known to man. This is the first installment of a series in which we'll take on their exaggerations and falsehoods.