A. In terms of residential property taxes, yes, according to H. Michael Soroy of the Law Offices of H. Michael Soroy in Los Angeles.

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Americans are finally getting the memo: You don’t have to settle for microscopic bank savings rates anymore.

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In a century-old series of storefronts along Parramore Avenue, Shanta Barton-Stubbs navigates three landlords to cobble together enough space for her after-school New Image Youth Center, where 120 kids from the neighborhood get tutoring, meals and a path towards college.

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A nationwide housing shortage has eased somewhat. Home price gains have moderated. And bidding wars are no longer commonplace.

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Homeowners are taking advantage of lower interest rates, rushing to refinance their mortgages before rates potentially turn higher again.

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Dayton’s rental prices are beginning to pick up speed.

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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — The state House on Monday fell three votes short of approving legislation backed by Louisiana’s business lobby to lessen local government decision-making authority over a lucrative property tax break for manufacturers.

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A sizable drop in mortgage interest rates didn’t do much to help home sales in April, as high prices and tight supply at the low end of the market continued to sideline buyers.

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Jacksonville is looking into hotel tax and other issues for the city’s relationship with non-hotel, short-term rentals after a group of Airbnb hosts brought the discussion to the city council.

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ALBANY – Millions of New York City tenants over the years have enjoyed some level of stability in their monthly rent thanks to protections given by state lawmakers and governors over the decades.

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