Property Tax Scam Uses First-Class Mail
Homeowners are receiving official-looking letters by first-class mail saying they haven’t paid taxes yet. It’s big in Chicago now but appeared in Fla. a few years ago.
Fla. Amends Do-Not-Call Law to Ease Confusion
A change two years ago resulted in more court cases, with many based on questions about texts placed by an “automated system” and Fla. area-code confusion.
Analysis: U.S. Needs More than 4M Homes
Buyer demand remains high, in part, because so many young adults lived with parents during the pandemic. And due to rising prices, low-income families suffer most.
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