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Ohio voters could weigh two constitutional amendments: abolish property taxes entirely or replace them with a land value tax, reshaping a $24 billion funding stream for local governments.
Sixty percent of seniors say they prefer aging in place over other options. But costs and the possibility of deteriorating health demand continuing flexibility.
Is the housing slump nearing its end? NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun breaks down why 2026 could bring a sharp rebound in home sales.
Most home closing delays are preventable. A loan officer explains the most common causes and what buyers can do to avoid last-minute surprises.
Stock markets may be soaring, but economic data is sending mixed signals. For some investors, it may be time to cash out and turn to real estate.
Rising ACA health insurance premiums now exceed mortgage payments for some middle-income homeowners, highlighting affordability pressures and the unequal impact of a K-shaped economic recovery.
During times of heightened risk, real estate can be a better investment than the stock market. Should you be reexamining your portfolio in today's economic climate?
Markets remain fearful of the economic consequences of the current war in the Middle East. And that's pushing mortgage rates upward.
Kevin Warsh may support rate cuts, but his plans for the Fed’s massive bond portfolio could have surprising consequences for mortgage rates.
Think you know what to look for when touring a home? A seasoned real estate agent breaks down some home tour red flags buyers often overlook.
Spec homes offer predictable costs and a faster move-in, while custom builds allow for more control and personalization. Here’s how to decide which type of new home construction is right for you.
Mortgage lenders argue soaring credit report fees are driving up costs. Now they’re asking lawmakers to step in, but will borrowers actually see any savings?
The Fed wants to increase bank mortgage lending. Here’s how that move could affect rates, fees, and borrower protections.
Credit bureau Equifax yesterday unveiled a significant improvement in how lenders can provide borrowers with more accurate and faster pre-approvals.
It's the end of the 620 minimum credit score for Fannie and Freddie. But that doesn't mean a free for all.
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