Housing
Whatâs Up with Multifamily?
Are you an owner or investor in multifamily properties? If so, youâll no doubt be interested in the latest multifamily trends from the National Multifamilyâ¦
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The 10 Least Tax-Friendly States for Middle-Class Families
Failing to consider state and local taxes before moving your family to another state could cost you thousands of dollars each year.
How to Still Pay Your Bills During a Layoff or When You Miss A Check
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More than 800,000 Americans are currently affected by the government shut down. And, while it would make sense to force our congressmen and senators to also not get paid during that time, it just won’t happen. Even though you may not be working and getting a paycheck, it doesn’t mean the bills stop. You still … Read More about How to Still Pay Your Bills During a Layoff or When You Miss A Check
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Why You Should Use a Personal Loan to Pay Down Debt
Your Money Working Harder The average American with credit card debt carries a balance of approximately $6,354, according to USA Today. But the news is even worse in some states like Alaska, New Mexico, and Louisiana, according to an analysis of credit card debt from creditcards.com. Consumers in these three states carried an average of … [Read more…]
How to Retire in Taiwan: Costs, Visas and More
The Republic of Taiwan is an attractive place to live due to its island setting and metropolitan feel. This island nation is known for having the highest concentration of mountains globally, and the food in Taiwan has made its way … Continue reading →
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Rent Increase Laws: What Landlords Can (and Cannot) Do
What are the rules on raising rent? Read on for the answers to the most common questions, from how high rent can be hiked, how often, and more.
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This is why millennials struggle to buy homes
The homeownership rate of millennials is 8% lower than it was for Gen Xers and Baby Boomers when they were the same age, according to a new report by the Urban Institute. So why are younger generations struggling to obtain a home at the same rate as their parents were? In its Millennial Homeownership report, […]
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Single homeownership is on the rise â especially in these age groups
Single and ready to buy a home? According to a new analysis, single homeownership is at its highest rate since at least 1900.