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Jennifer Aniston has joined the ranks of the inked by getting her first tattoo. The "Horrible Bosses" star strolled through New York City in sandals on Friday, revealing a tattoo on the inside of her right foot that has a special significance. PLAY IT NOW: Jennifer Aniston Talks ‘Horrible Bosses’ & Visiting ‘Inside The Actors Studio’ The tattoo reads, "Norman," in memory of her beloved Welsh corgi/terrier mix who passed away in May at the age of 15, a rep for the actress told People. As previously reported on AccessHollywood.com, Jennifer appeared emotional while speaking about her departed dog at a taping for "Inside the Actors Studio" in New York City on Thursday. From the desk of Edward E. Cambas - Miami Beach.

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1 of 13. How to calculate if you should rent vs. buy In Los Angeles, you're far better off renting than buying. But that's not true in all major cities.Sure, the housing bust was a disaster for the nation's economy, ushering in the Great Recession and the more than doubling of the nation's unemployment rate. But it did have a plus side: more affordable homes. Home prices dropped so severely in many markets that it completely changed the equation of whether to rent or buy in many cities, according to a report released Monday by Trulia, the real estate website. "Many former homeowners have flooded the rental market," said Pete Flint, CEO and co-founder of Trulia. "Following the principles of supply and demand, renting has become relatively more expensive than buying in most markets." To determine whether it makes more sound financial sense to rent or buy, economists generally use a rule of thumb: They divide the purchase price of a home by the a...

There's been no end of talk about government debt lately. But some say the bigger problem for the long-term health of the economy is a different kind of budget shortfall: private debt. The problem stems largely from the housing bubble of the last decade. And the sheer scale of today's household debt epidemic means that it could be a persistent drag on efforts to stimulate broader growth in the economy and to reduce unemployment, which currently stands at 9.1 percent. Indeed, some experts suggest that the scope of household debt is so daunting that it could produce America's own version of Japan's "Lost Decade --a period following a real-estate bust in the early 1990s when Japan's economy hardly grew at all. The Federal Reserve of New York last month released figures showing overall U.S. household debt at an estimated $11.5 trillion at the end of March this year--a $33 billion increase over where it stood at the end of 2010. The Japanese economy began to sti...

Last year, we talked you through some surprising selling points - housing hot-buttons that can get your home sold, stat, like having a Trader Joe’s market nearby. There’s so much information on the web these days about how to stage a home and create compelling curb appeal, that you might think you know all you need to on the subject. Just when you thought you’d mastered the matter, we thought we’d brief you on 5 more things that can get your home sold, some or all of which might never have occurred to you. 1. Your neighbors. Most homeowners contemplating selling their homes understand the importance of well-kept neighboring homes. Many a buyer has pulled up to an amazing house, viewed it, and left shaking their head with woe because they just can’t cotton to buying the place on account of the shoulder-high weeds, car in the yard or crumbling ruins of the house next door. On the flip side, your neighbors themselves - not just the homes, but the people - can actually help sell you...

RISMedia, June 9, 2011— By Marc Gould - With financial institutions tightening lending standards and requiring more from home buyers, consumers are asking more from their agents than ever before. And in response, many agents and brokers are pursuing advanced education and professional certifications to help them navigate the changing real estate landscape and better serve their clients. I feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to speak at RISMedia’s 2011 Achieve! Conference last month to a group of agents with similar expectations. And just like these agents, I found myself asking the same question as I prepared for the conference: What are the key programs and tools that agents need for success in today’s market? And how can REBAC help? To address the growing need for education in a changing market, REBAC launched a new broker price opinion (BPO) certification course at this year’s NAR Midyear Legislative Meetings, designed to equip real estate professionals with the knowled...