Itâs common sense. A person buying a new home wants the price to be as low as possible. A person selling a house wants the price to be as high as possible. Where they meet in the middle is when a house sale happens. Sometimes, though, things favor the buyers, and other times, things favor […]
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Will Mortgage Rates Go Up in January 2023? Bankrate.com
It’s been a long road the last 60 years in the U.S. housing market. From the quiet years in the 1960s to the surprise jump in buyer interest during the COVID-19 pandemic, this nation’s housing market has seen everything from the go-go years of 2002-2007 and the devastating crash that followed. According to the St. […]
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Each state has a different tax rate, ranging from 2.49% to a mere 0.28%. Which states have the highest taxes and which have the lowest? You’ll be surprised.
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The $15,000 tax break would jumpstart a first-time homebuyer’s prospects of purchasing. The tax credit – along with Biden’s other economic goals outlined in his $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan – seems more of a possibility now that both Senate races in Georgia went to Democratic challengers.
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