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5 Ways Homeowners Can Save Money

Birmingham Appraisal

Interest rates started to creep back up at the beginning of 2022 due to efforts by the Federal Reserve to fight increasing inflation. County tax assessors are notorious for having inaccurate square footage and they could be reporting your home as being too big. Lower property taxes mean more money for you.

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How to Best Search for Land to Buy in Ohio [2022]

The Robert Weiler Company

Current Property Taxes. Historic Property Tax Bills. Related Article: Find out why you should buy land for sale in Ohio in 2022. Land brokers have access to tools and resources that individual buyers don’t. Floor Space Index or FSI (Amount of Construction Allowed on the Land). Zoning Requirements.

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How For Sale by Owner Is Changing in Texas

Listing Spark

Technology companies and marketing services firms are providing the tools sellers need to confidently manage real estate transactions without agents. While homeowners handle a lot of line-item fees while selling their homes—such as property taxes, concessions, and fees—the lion’s share of those costs goes toward commission fees.

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7 Best Books for Rental Property Managers [in 2022]

The Robert Weiler Company

New and aspiring rental property managers want a comprehensive introduction to the rental property business. They want to understand what’s involved in the day-to-day operations and learn the best practices, tips, and tools from experienced property managers. Author: David Enterprises. Authors: Robert S. should own!

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13 Tips for Negotiating Commercial Real Estate for Lease in Columbus, Ohio [2022]

The Robert Weiler Company

Incidentals can include property tax, utilities, insurance, as well as maintenance, repairs, and common area expenses. With a single-net lease, the tenant is typically responsible for the base rent in addition to one of the following expenses: property taxes, property insurance, or utilities. Absolute NNN Lease.

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GSEs further expand AVMs, desktop and hybrid appraisals

Housing Wire

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s equitable housing finance plans further expand non-traditional property appraisals, which sometimes rely on property tax information, data collected by third parties, or algorithms to assess a property’s value. Both GSEs argue that these approaches advance equity.

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