nkent+FollowHomeowner Tax Hacks: What Can You Deduct?If you own a home, tax season could mean some extra cash in your pocket—if you know where to look. The biggies: mortgage interest and property taxes, especially if you live somewhere pricey. This year, the SALT deduction cap jumped to $40K, which is huge for folks in high-tax states. But energy upgrade credits are out unless you finished work in 2025. Pro tip: Crunch your numbers to see if itemizing beats the standard deduction before you file! #Business #MakeMoney #HomeownerTips10Share
Samantha Welch+FollowHomeowner Tax Deductions: Worth the Hassle?Thinking about skipping the standard deduction this tax season? If you own a home, it might pay off to check your receipts. You could save big by itemizing things like mortgage interest, property taxes, or even home office expenses if you’re self-employed. Heads up: the cap on property tax deductions just got a major boost, but energy upgrade credits are out unless you finished the work last year. Bottom line: dig into your paperwork—it could mean more cash in your pocket! #RealEstate #HomeownerTips #TaxSeason10Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowWhy Your Property Tax Bill Feels Like a Sucker PunchEver open your mail and nearly spit out your coffee at your property tax bill? You’re not alone. Homeowners everywhere are feeling the squeeze as these bills jump, often without warning. It’s not just about paying for parks and schools—when home values soar, so do taxes, even if your paycheck hasn’t budged. Pro tip: set aside a little each month, and if your bill looks way too high, don’t be shy about appealing it. Relief programs exist, but you have to ask! #RealEstate #PropertyTax #HomeownerTips20Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowHow Skipping Property Taxes Can Cost You BigHere’s a coffee break reality check: if you fall behind on property taxes, your local government can swoop in and sell your home—sometimes for way less than it’s worth. Depending on your state, you might get a chance to pay back what you owe, or you could lose your house outright. The real kicker? In some places, you don’t even get the leftover cash if your home sells for more than your debt. It’s a reminder to always keep an eye on those tax bills! #RealEstate #HomeownerTips #MoneyMatters00Share
