Backyard Housing Boom: L.A. Sees Record Level of ADU Construction After Easing Restrictions
If you've driven through Los Angeles recently, you may have noticed a glut of new-construction projects taking place on residential properties. But many of these projects aren't brand-new homes. Instead, they're what's often referred to as accessory dwelling units: construction projects meant to exp
Can You Use a USDA Loan for a Manufactured Home?
For many buyers, manufactured homes offer a more affordable path to homeownership than a traditional single-family home. Pairing that affordability with a U.S. Department of Agriculture loan can make buying a home even more accessible, especially for buyers looking in rural and suburban communities.
Florida Homeowners Could Win Big Tax Cuts—but Local Hospitals Stand To Lose Millions
This fall, Florida voters will have a chance to weigh in on an amendment to the state constitution that significantly reduces property taxes. The “Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes" amendment expands homestead exemptions and lowers assessment caps for non-homestead properties. The propos
Former Ohio Jail With Original Prison Cells Hits the Market as a $400K Home
A historic Ohio property that once housed criminals behind bars is now offering buyers the chance to lock down a very unusual home of their own. The former Old Wood County Jail in Perrysburg, OH, has hit the market for $400,000, nearly 180 years after the brick building was constructed in 1847. Loca
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