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In March, the U.S. Senate passed the housing bill called the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. The intent of the law is to make U.S. housing more accessible to more people. The price tag on a typical home sold…
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Operation Hard Money: How a Team of Mortgage Scammers Exploited Los Angeles Seniors Through Title Fraud
The FBI recently arrested 11 people in Los Angeles. The investigation involved people who went after more than $17 million in deed theft, say prosecutors. To get that money, they repeatedly attempted financial fraud. The swindlers allegedly took over the…
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Pennsylvania Supports Deed Holders Who Offer Domiciliary Care for Seniors
In participating Pennsylvania counties, the Domiciliary Care Program provides safe, comfortable home living for seniors, or adults of any age from 18 up, who need help with daily living. Are you a Pennsylvania homeowner aged 21+? Would you share your…
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How Long Will This Economic Slump Last? Zillow Asks, and Rewrites Its 2026 Housing Forecast
Zillow® has changed its mind. Just a few months ago, the company was expecting a 4.3% rise in sales of currently existing homes through this year. But storm clouds have gathered. Suddenly, the price of fuel is sky-high. The inflation…
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Winds of Change in Chicago: Is the Party Over for Investors Who Profit From Property Tax Foreclosures?
BREAKING NEWS: While the proposal is being considered, Cook County’s spring 2026 tax sale has been suspended. What’s going on with property tax seizures in Chicago? First, we know that “legalized equity theft” through foreclosure was finally held unconstitutional by…
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Facing a Troubled Economy—How Race and the Generations Intersect
The housing gap is getting more extreme as time goes on. Which means young people are having a harder time of it. Racial identity continues to be an overlapping factor.
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Rare Deeds as Collectibles (What’s in Your Home’s Past?)
Is there anything unique and valuable about an old deed? Many deeds still exist that were recorded more than a century ago. Old deeds were made out of large pieces of hefty parchment paper. The old ones are works of…
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States Investing in Manufactured Homes:Why, Where, and How the Deeds Work
Manufactured homes are at the core of a growing policy trend. Pre-fabrication is a relatively cheap way to create homes, at just half the cost of site-built homes per square foot, according to the Manufactured Housing Institute. And current factory…
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Can Buyers Plan to Catch a Trend Coming Up in Pennsylvania? Maybe Nationwide?
Allentown, Pennsylvania, and nearby towns along the Lehigh River are in the heart of the Rust Belt. You might think of shut-down factories, declining towns, and young people moving out of the area to find work. Could the Lehigh Valley…
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Next? Rhode Island Is Now Proposing a Law to Stop Impersonators From Recording Deeds
A new law has been introduced in Rhode Island. If enacted, it will require anyone recording a deed to show government-issued photo ID. County officials would gain the authority to delay recording, or report a suspicious document to law enforcement.…














