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Chris Dorland
Monday, March 31, 2008
Saturday, March 8, 2008
The Art of Collecting Art
Having been an artist myself and always following certain Artists, collecting art was always a dream. Trading art was always more tangible, but that would involve friends and peers most likely in your same genre. Although if i would have cared more in my early days i might be sitting on a small fortune if i would have reached out to friends of friends, or artists i had met at shows. So many of my peers have taken off and become solid collectible artists.
So running across this article brought me back to thinking about collecting art. Now with most my days filled with paperwork and the need to maintain my work. I still have a want to collect Now more than ever, especially while i might have some extra money to invest. So where does one start.
Here is the Article i ran across a great read. New York Times Article on Collecting Art
So running across this article brought me back to thinking about collecting art. Now with most my days filled with paperwork and the need to maintain my work. I still have a want to collect Now more than ever, especially while i might have some extra money to invest. So where does one start.
Here is the Article i ran across a great read. New York Times Article on Collecting Art
FHA raises mortgage limits in Santa Clara and 14 other Counties to $729,750
Quoted from article in San Jose Mercury News.
"Offering a ray of hope for a struggling California housing market, the government Wednesday doubled the limit for loans guaranteed by the Federal Housing Administration in 14 high-cost California counties, including Santa Clara County.
New, temporary limits announced by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development were derived from median home prices in each county, and top out at $729,750. Previously, the maximum was $362,790.
The state was the epitome of runaway price appreciation during the housing boom, but is now experiencing one of the most severe corrections in the country.
Before the subprime lending spree of the past several years, loans backed by the FHA were traditionally a top choice for first-time home buyers who wanted to buy with low down payments. But because the maximum allowable loan amounts were fairly low, FHA-backed loans have been used infrequently in the Bay Area in recent years."
Whole story http://www.mercurynews.com/breakingnews/ci_8463914?nclick_check=1
"Offering a ray of hope for a struggling California housing market, the government Wednesday doubled the limit for loans guaranteed by the Federal Housing Administration in 14 high-cost California counties, including Santa Clara County.
New, temporary limits announced by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development were derived from median home prices in each county, and top out at $729,750. Previously, the maximum was $362,790.
The state was the epitome of runaway price appreciation during the housing boom, but is now experiencing one of the most severe corrections in the country.
Before the subprime lending spree of the past several years, loans backed by the FHA were traditionally a top choice for first-time home buyers who wanted to buy with low down payments. But because the maximum allowable loan amounts were fairly low, FHA-backed loans have been used infrequently in the Bay Area in recent years."
Whole story http://www.mercurynews.com/breakingnews/ci_8463914?nclick_check=1
Sorry for lack of updates
I have been swamped with work, lately but will be sending you new updates regularly so stay tuned.
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