First-Time Buyers Better Off In Some Metros
The last few raucous years of real estate has been a mixed bag for first-time homebuyers. On one hand, raw ...
Tag: Property Taxes
Property Taxes on Single-Family Homes Rise to $328B Nationwide in 2021
Surging price tags for single-family homes nationwide were one of the most attention-grabbing highlights of last year’s housing market as ...
Metros Where People Pay the Lowest, Highest Property Taxes
As Tax Day quickly approaches, a new report by LendingTree examines property taxes around the country, specifically focusing on the ...
ATTOM Data Solutions Releases 2020 Property Tax Analysis
ATTOM Data Solutions recently released its 2020 property tax analysis for almost 87 million U.S. single family homes, which shows ...
Appealing Your Property Taxes? Consider Expert Help
Did you know you can appeal your property taxes? Assessors can and do make miscalculations, commonly due to incorrect information, ...
Appealing Your Property Taxes? An Appraiser Can Help
Is there an error on your property taxes? Although uncommon, if your assessment is based on inaccurate information, your home ...
Prepaid Property Tax Debate Undecided
Just a few days shy from the 2018 tax deadline on April 17, and controversy surrounding the new tax law—the ...
6 Things Every Homeowner Should Know About Property Taxes
(TNS)—You might not have factored in property taxes when planning to buy your dream home, but the cost of homeownership ...
Six Key Post-Home Purchase Moves
(TNS)—Buying a new home was probably your best financial move in 2016. Now you can continue to reap the financial ...
Why a Shift From ‘I Have to’ to ‘I Get to’ Can Make All the Difference
Think about how the term “I get to” makes you feel. It denotes positivity, opportunity, even excitement. You get to do something, like it’s a treat, which completely transforms your motivation to do whatever it is. Read more.
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