Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

Experts say property tax appeals less likely to succeed in 2022

By Mike Wheatley | December 30, 2021

Homeowners told to brace themselves for higher property tax bills

By Mike Wheatley | November 12, 2021

With home values rising fast, experts warn that homeowners might want to brace themselves for a significant bump in the property tax bills. The magnitude and timing of those tax increases will vary though, because while some states may see rises of several hundred dollars, others such as California and Texas imposes limits on year-over-year […]

Study shows black homeowners pay higher property taxes

By Mike Wheatley | July 11, 2020

A new analysis from economists Troup Howard of the University of Utah and Carlos Avenancio-Leon of Indiana University has found that black households on average pay 13% more in property taxes every year than white households with similar finances. The analysis, published in a working paper, says that homes owned by black families tend to […]

Residential, Zillow

City living costs $9k a year more than the suburbs

By Mike Wheatley | March 7, 2017

Nationally, families spend an average of $9,073 more per year to cover basic housing and child care costs in the city than in the suburbs

Real Estate, US Real Estate

New Report Looks at Property Tax Rates

By Allison Halliday | March 9, 2015

An article in RisMedia has looked at RealtyTrac’s Property Tax Rates Report for last year, the first the company has produced. This shows the effective property tax rates for single family homes and covers over 1,000 counties throughout the country. The report shows the average property taxes paid last year and the effective property taxes. […]

Investing, Real Estate Investing, US Real Estate

Tax Lien Investing Pros and Cons

By Brian Kline | October 16, 2014

Tax lien investing has long been a popular method of investing in real estate but it should not be taken lightly. Although potential returns are huge, so are the risks. Approximately $425 billion in state and local real estate property taxes are owed across the U.S. each year. Of that, about $6 billion goes delinquent. […]

Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, US Real Estate

What's Ahead for Real Estate in 2014

By Brian Kline | January 7, 2014

January 1 is only a date on the calendar. It's come and gone. It's not a milestone that causes everything in the market to change. Yes, lots of statistics and predictions will come out around that date. However, the fact is the real estate market typically evolves rather than goes through major revolutions. If you […]

Real Estate, US Real Estate

A Peek Inside The Real American Economy - Trickle Down And Trickle Up Economics

By Donna S. Robinson | December 31, 2012

In all of the media wrangling over the fiscal cliff, the tax increases, phony spending cuts, "trickle down economics" and all the rest, I think the media and the federal government have lost all sense of the realities of day to day life for the typical small business owner.

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