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Property taxes have been rising. Here’s what it means for housing

Housing Wire

In many communities, homeowners and homebuyers have been hit with eye-popping property tax increases. It is costing more for schools and governments to pay for services. And homes in many communities have shot up in value in recent years, leading to tax increases through reassessments.

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The National Average Property Tax Rate Increased Nearly 7 Percent in 2023

Appraisal Buzz

billion in property taxes were levied on single-family homes nationwide in 2023, up 6.9% growth rate in 2022 – and the largest in the past five years, the firm says in its annual property tax analysis report. The report also shows that the average tax on single-family homes in the U.S. Roughly $363.3

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How the title industry is addressing the negative effects of heirs’ property

Housing Wire

Given the numerous risks and challenges associated with heirs’ property and the higher incidence in low- to moderate-income communities, the American Land Title Association (ALTA) is committed to expanding awareness of heirs’ property and collaborating with industry and government partners to address this often-overlooked hurdle to wealth building.

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How reverse mortgages could improve financial stability for older homeowners

Housing Wire

CM : Firstly, reverse mortgages, whether government-insured or proprietary, are non-recourse loans. Also, an independent appraisal during the loan process locks in the property’s market value at the time the reverse mortgage loan is funded. Not tax advice. Consult a tax professional. †

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How to Appeal Your High Property Tax Assessment: A Homeowner’s Guide

Birmingham Appraisal

Strategies to Appeal Your High Property Tax Assessment As of May 24, 2024, the Jefferson County Board of Equalization protest period is open and runs until June 24, 2024. Let’s walk through the steps you can take to appeal your assessment and potentially lower your property taxes.

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The Proposed NYC "Pied-A-Terre Tax" Looks Catastrophic to NYC Real Estate

Miller Samuel

Hit a declining market with more than 6 years of excess supply with a new high tax out of the blue and watch what happens. The shift in New York State and New York City government sentiment against real estate development began with the following recent events: November: The introduction of the Amazon HQ2 deal in Long Island City.

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What is the Difference Between Assessed Value and Market Value?

Lamacchia Realty

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ASSESSED VALUE AND MARKET VALUE? Two terms that often come up when buying or selling property are assessed value and market value. While these terms may seem similar, they actually represent two different values that can affect the pricing of a property.