It’s an interesting phenomenon that when a couple has a baby, everyone warns them about the impending sleepless nights, possible colic, bottle versus breastfeeding, appropriate

Last Yom Kippur, the Ribono Shel Olam decreed that one of the world’s most outstanding advocates for hope, forgiveness and return would complete her lifelong

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This past week highlighted an extremely busy news calendar as it relates to the economy and to the housing market. Included were several important housing

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A few months back I was invited to speak at a Real Estate brokerage, to present Approved Funding to all of their agents. I gave

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