#homeowners

#homeowners

"Residents of high-tax states suffered the most with the previous cap on state and local taxes, because their taxes far exceeded the cap, they were not able to deduct the full amount like residents in low-tax states."

Dave Ramsey criticized the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, stating there is 'nothing' impactful in it for homeowners, urging individuals to take their financial matters into their own hands.

Residents of high-tax states suffered the most with the previous cap on state and local taxes (SALT), because their taxes far exceeded the cap, they were not able to deduct the full amount like residents in low-tax states.

The first half of 2025 saw 140,006 U.S. properties starting the foreclosure process, which is up 7% from last year and 41% from two years ago.

According to the National Association of REALTORS®, 35% of homeowners in Virginia now exceed the federal capital gains tax exemption, potentially triggering thousands in federal and state taxes when they sell.

Siding replacements are on the rise due to hailstorms, homeowners choosing to stay put, and aging homes with deteriorating siding, growing the market by 27%.

More than a quarter of South Carolina homeowners could face a surprise tax bill if they decide to sell because they have built up excess home equity.

More than half of Oregon homeowners may face unexpected tax liabilities due to increased home equity exceeding federal capital gains tax exclusions, potentially losing significant profits on sales.

A federal capital gains exclusion rule from the 1990s is quietly hitting sellers in the Sunshine State with what economists call a hidden home equity tax.

The Fallen Tree Act was intended to ease the burden on homeowners by making tree owners responsible for damages caused by their trees, regardless of negligence.

The advice spans from philosophical to granular, and from teeny spaces to sprawling ones, providing diverse perspectives on gardening for small and unique spaces.

City fines and repair notices have been controversial among low-income homeowners financially burdened by an average bill of $3,000 for sidewalk repairs.

Homeowners in high-tax states may soon see tax savings as lawmakers negotiate a deal to raise SALT deduction cap from $10,000 to $40,000.

Property owners facing unpaid taxes will have their liens sold on June 3, raising concerns about potential property seizure. Residents must act before the extended June 2 deadline.