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Short answer: sometimes. These personal notes from buyers can help in close calls, but they also carry legal risks. Here’s a simple breakdown.   What these letters are A buyer “love letter” ...

According to the numbers from the federal government and a few different housing authorities, eviction numbers in America are finally starting to dip. The way that evictions are counted is when landlords and big mortgage lenders file that t...

Luxury homes are costly. Therefore, you can't afford to make a mistake during the purchasing process because you can lose your hard-earned cash in the process. You must know how to identify...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has recently announced a promising update for those struggling with high housing costs: the New York City Housing Authority (NYCH...

The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) has announced the reopening of the waitlist for the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program, commonly referred to as Section 8. This essentia...

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is stepping up to help young people who are leaving foster care and might not have a place to live.  They're giving out $3.4 million in grants to help 38...

Renovations improve your home's appearance and longevity of different components. Unfortunately, some refurbishment might be too expensive, forcing you to put them off for several mon...

A condemned house is a property that the local government has deemed unsafe for people to live in. This usually happens when a home no longer meets basic living standards, such as access to clean water, working electricity, or...

In the United States, property taxes have increased substantially in the last five years, which has made it harder for many homeowners to afford housing. This rise in taxes has especially affected older homeowners w...