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Kimberly Dawn Neumann

New York

Freelance Writer at Freelance

Multi-published writer/author, Broadway performer, fitness professional, optimist, all-around Type A who meditates twice daily https://t.co/EJoJjVKksK

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Articles

  • Property Taxes Rise in Every U.S. Metro: 10 Markets Hit the Hardest

    5 days ago | mansionglobal.com | Kimberly Dawn Neumann

    Home prices and mortgage rates aren’t the only homeowner expenses going up these days. Property taxes are also on the rise. Median property taxes in the U.S. rose by an average of 10.4% from 2021 to 2023 (the latest year of available data), according to a recently released LendingTree report. That means the average homeowner needs to fork over about $2,969 a year in property taxes, which is roughly an additional $247 per month.

  • Barbara Corcoran Thinks You Should Buy a Home Now-Here’s Why

    6 days ago | yahoo.com | Kimberly Dawn Neumann

    Mortgage rates are high and holding steady. Home prices are still up. And the Federal Reserve’s Open Market Committee (FOMC) just announced it’s not lowering the federal funds rate. But Barbara Corcoran told Realtor.com® she thinks it’s still a great time to buy a home. “When things are uncertain, buyers hesitate before committing to a new home—they might be worried about the stock market, politics, or interest rates, but when they worry, they hesitate to move,” says Corcoran.

  • Property Taxes Rise in Every U.S. Metro: 10 Markets Hit the Hardest

    6 days ago | yahoo.com | Kimberly Dawn Neumann

    Home prices and mortgage rates aren’t the only homeowner expenses going up these days. Property taxes are also on the rise. Median property taxes in the U.S. rose by an average of 10.4% from 2021 to 2023 (the latest year of available data), according to a recently released LendingTree report. That means the average homeowner needs to fork over about $2,969 a year in property taxes, which is roughly an additional $247 per month.

  • My Neighbor’s Second-Hand Cigarette Smoke Was Ruining My Rental-Here’s How I Took Control and What You Can Do, Too

    2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kimberly Dawn Neumann

    Although I rent in a nonsmoking building, my apartment frequently smells like I’m chain-puffing Marlboros 24/7. The smell’s sneaking through my vents, permeating the lobby, and wafting into the stairwells. Sometimes it’s even in my closet. Oh, and it’s not just cigarette smoke. Thanks to the decriminalization of marijuana in New York City, I’m now suffering through a double dose of at-home secondhand smoke. What rights does a renter have to a smoke-free home?

  • Billionaire Ken Griffin Has Amassed a Massive Real Estate Portfolio-Is It for Profit or Pleasure?

    2 weeks ago | sfgate.com | Kimberly Dawn Neumann

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