Ditching New York Tenant Broker Fees

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Would-be renters in New York City would no longer have to pay apartment brokers for the privilege.
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A Self-Defeating IRS Hard Line

The IRS sacrifices hundreds of thousands of dollars of collateral to save a handful of bucks in filing fees. Go figure.
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New federal rules will make it easier for apartment-dwellers to take their first step into the housing market.
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Investors in Qualified Opportunity Zone funds should demand diversification, but funds can’t diversify without first attracting investors.
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Home sales are up since the Great Recession, but the number of home appraisers is shrinking. It isn’t a coincidence.
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The dream of retiring abroad has a lot going for it – but it can carry a lot of risks, too.
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Everything is usually bigger in Texas, including the potential benefit of new tax rules on the housing market.
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Rising delinquency rates on some subprime products paradoxically point to better conditions in the consumer credit market.
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With too much office and retail space and too little housing, the obvious solution might be part of the actual solution.
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Are homes too expensive in Austin, Texas? A transplanted financial planner finds it depends where you’re coming from.
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