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New York State Housing Officials Require Bedbug Disclosure

New York City state housing officials have approved a new law requiring landlords to disclose if bedbugs had infested a rental apartment or any type of structure. The Disclosure of Bedbug Infestation History is to be signed by the landlord and new tenant when the lease is prepared, giving tenants an option to proceed with the transaction.

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Delinquencies For New York Loans Increase

A 90% exponential increase in loan delinquencies in New York over the past year, 4 of them are on residential properties. As of August of this year, nearly 7% of commercial real estate loans were past due for over 60 days. This rate is 10 times more than at about the same period last year.

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The Bank Of America Grants A $12.5 Million Loan To Lapolla Industries Inc.

The Bank of America recently granted a loan worth $12.5 million to Lapolla Industries, a major manufacturer and supplier of coatings, insulation foam and equipment in Houston, Texas. The particular loan will be utilized to refinance existing debts and add working capital for expansion.

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Obama’s $100 Billion Business Tax Credit For Enactment

US President Barack Obama has released his plans for a $100 billion business tax credits during a speech in Ohio last Wednesday. This new progress is thought to be a direct result of the growing pressure President Obama is presently carrying despite the economic turmoil. A lot of organizations have already called on his attention for more focus on the US economic situation.

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Commercial Loans Looking At A Better Day In June

It’s a better day for commercial bank loans after all. Reported by the Central Bank, bad loans have become much better with regards to the total loans which substantially improved last June. A .10% improvement was observed since May, from 3.37%, it dropped to 3.27% last June. On the same month last year, the percentage is at 3.36%, where it’s still lower at present.

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