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The Hidden Costs of Inheriting a Vacation Home
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Will Selling Your Home in Retirement Jeopardize Your Social Security Benefits?
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Homeowners in High-Tax States Just Got a Break But There’s a Catch
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Buyers Get a Bit of Breathing Room as Mortgage Rates Tick Down Again
After years of red-hot competition and sky-high prices, homebuyers are finally starting to catch a break—at least a small one.
High Mortgage Rates Take a Toll on U.S. New Home Sales
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Why Homeownership Is Slipping Further Out of Reach
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