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Appraiser code of conduct fails to curb complaints

Photos by Gene Carl Feldman | Ensel and Anderson expected home improvements, such as a new furnace and windows, to pay off with a higher appraisal. Appraisers say upgrades rarely increase value dollar for dollar.

Appraisal complaints have skyrocketed in recent years, and homeowners who disagree with their appraisal are left with few options.

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Eminent domain affects Connecticut town

When a private development corporation in New London, Conn., announced plans in 2000 to develop new townhomes on waterfront property, most of the 113 residents who owned homes on the 90-acre parcel sold without a fight.

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Eminent domain on the California ballot

Eminent domain activists will be closely watching California's June ballot as competing initiatives could literally rewrite the landscape.

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A will or living trust? Learn what's right for you

The two most familiar options are a will and a trust. Determining what's best for you can vary depending on where you live and what assets you have to bequeath.

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