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Census tracts chosen for preferential tax treatment in 2017 tax bill are seeing prices rise, have attracted buyers priced out elsewhere.

Nearly 45 percent of homes were considered equity rich, up from 41.9 percent in the fourth quarter of 2021.

The slight dip in April comes as the first quarter of 2022 saw foreclosure activity hit a post-pandemic high.

Mom-and-pop investors, just like Wall Street players, have the appetite and the cashflow to make deals happen in a rising-rate environment. Here's where they're buying and how non-QM lenders are trying to capture their business.

(Bloomberg) -- Property taxes on single-family homes exceeded $10,000 in 16 counties in 2021, including 12 in the New York City metro area, according to real-estate research firm Attom Data Solutions.  Overall the average tax increased 1.

The average property tax bill rose by 1.8 percent in 2021. That's the lowest increase in years, despite record home price growth.

The median price for a single-family home was more expensive than historical averages in 79 percent of counties nationwide.

A new survey found Orlando had the ninth highest debt-to-income ratio among homebuyers, adding more strain to a competitive housing market.

House flippers could be taxed 25 percent of their profit under the California Speculation Act.

Holding costs rise and ROI falls. Competition from consumers and iBuyers increase. Here are the issues that have small-time investors concerned in 2022.