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Forty Trillion and Counting: Massive U.S. Debt Is Already Impacting Deed Holders
The U.S. government’s debt appears to have reached escape velocity. It’s now passed the $40 trillion mark. This year, we the taxpayers will pump $5.6 trillion in revenue into the Treasury. The federal government will spend about $7.4 trillion....
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Read moreBreakthrough: Solo Female Home Buyers Earn More Than Male Peers.
Here’s Where and How They’re Buying. Across the United States, single women are putting their earnings into home purchases. Now, about those earnings. Because there’s some big news. This year, the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) noted...
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Read moreFloridians May Change Their Constitution to Slash Property Taxes. Is That a Good Thing?
Floridians are feeling the pressure of inflation. Higher insurance premiums. Higher fuel costs. And Floridians have extra challenges, given the weather extremes impacting the state. A typical deed holder also has to pay property taxes of around $3,000...
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Read moreWarning to Deed Holders: Don’t Fall for These Property Tax Relief Videos
Toby D. is a tax assessor in Douglas County, Colorado. Suddenly, Toby D. is fielding phone calls from disoriented deed holders. Some callers ask if school property taxes in the Colorado county have been abolished. Some ask if it’s true that tax hikes...
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Read moreWant a Condo Deed? Watch for a New Level of Scrutiny on Your Mortgage Application
Ever purchased a condo unit? You may recall the lender checking up on whether the condo association is keeping enough money in reserve, whether anyone might be suing the association over structural issues, and so forth. Cautious lenders scrutinize the...
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Read moreThe Future of Retirement: Mortgage Debt and Smaller Social Security Payments?
Social Security has been working for 91 years. Over these nine decades, the retirement experience has changed a lot. Today’s over-60 crowd is working longer and harder, for one thing. Largely gone are the days when housing expenses tapered off with...
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