# Property
Tax Reform Deadlock in Wyoming
The Joint Revenue Committee's deadlock on the property tax reform bill reflects a deep divide within Wyoming's legislative body and its constituents. Even with robust advocacy from some of the state's staunchest fiscal conservatives, the proposed legislation, which sought to base property taxation on fair market value rather than assessed valuation, stalled amidst concerns about its broader implications.
New Jersey Nears 25% Reduction in Unsheltered Homelessness, Reports DCA
The NJ DCA has released a report showing a significant 23.4 percent reduction in unsheltered homelessness in the state, approaching its 2025 goal of a 25 percent decrease. The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) recently shared its annual report on homelessness, demonstrating notable progress in mitigating and preventing homelessness statewide. The DCA's Office of Homelessness Prevention highlighted a nearly 25 percent decrease in unsheltered homelessness, aligning with the State's 2025 reduction goals.
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Morris County Nears Major Eco-Preservation Effort with $5M Drew Forest Grant
Morris County Open Space Trust Fund Committee urges the Commissioners to endorse a multi-million-dollar grant for Drew Forest conservation. Morris County's commitment to environmental conservation took a step forward as the Open Space Trust Fund Committee recommended a $5 million grant to Madison Borough for the acquisition and preservation of the 51-acre Drew Forest.
Your Guide to Maximising Income From A Rental Property
The allure of a consistent, passive income from a rental property can be compelling for investors. As we navigate through 2023, the property landscape is shifting, and to maximise rental income, one must employ a blend of strategic insight, market acumen, and a dash of personal touch. Whether you're a veteran landlord or eyeing your inaugural investment property, this guide lays down a comprehensive approach to ensure you leverage every opportunity to maximise returns from your rental property.
Wyoming Supports Homeowners: Financial Aid Expansion
The Wyoming Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) Program was established to provide financial relief to homeowners in Wyoming who faced financial hardships due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The program's primary objective is to ensure homeowners retain their homes and regain financial stability.This includes:
Arrests Made in Connection with Barry Travel Plaza Theft
In a recent incident that made headlines, two individuals were arrested in connection with a theft that occurred at the Barry Travel Plaza in Pittsfield, Illinois. This incident has raised concerns about security and has prompted law enforcement to take action. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at the details of the case, the individuals involved, and the ongoing investigation.
Empowering Voters: King County Launches New Online Tool to Illuminate Property Tax Changes!
In a bid to enhance government transparency, King County Assessor John Wilson has unveiled a valuable tool for voters facing decisions on the proposed property tax increases slated for the November 7 ballot.
Wyoming's Property Tax Debate: Pros & Cons
The recent announcement from the Wyoming Secretary of State's office has brought to light a significant initiative aimed at reducing property taxes in the state. The "People’s Initiative to Limit Property Tax in Wyoming through a Homeowner’s Exemption" is now in the hands of its supporters, having been certified last month. This initiative, if passed, would halve the state's property taxes, a move that has garnered both support and criticism from various quarters.
Critical Choices: Bellevue Faces 1% Property Tax Increase Amid Budget Deficit
Bellevue, a city in Washington, is gearing up for a 1% increase in property taxes for the upcoming year as part of its strategy to manage a looming budget shortfall in 2024. This decision comes as the city grapples with a decrease in its total assessed value and the end of one-time COVID-19 funds, creating a financial challenge.
Franklin Lakes Real Estate Mogul Faces Multimillion-Dollar Fraud Charges
Cesar Humberto Pina, a local social media influencer and real estate investor, is charged with wire fraud in a Ponzi-like scheme that duped dozens of investors. Morristown, NJ — A New Jersey real estate investor and online personality, Cesar Humberto Pina, 45, of Franklin Lakes, was arrested on charges of running a multimillion-dollar Ponzi-like investment fraud scheme, as announced by U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger.
Washington's King County Considers $1 Billion Property Tax Hike for Climate Action Initiatives!
In a bold move, King County officials are contemplating a significant property tax increase to fund crucial climate change initiatives. The proposed levy aims to generate $1 billion over the next six or nine years, focusing on greenhouse gas reduction and climate impact responses. Let’s explore the details of this ambitious plan.
Wisconsin man takes on the city over a shipping container on his property
Neighborly Dispute Over Shipping Container Ignites Legal Battle in Menasha,. A simmering neighborhood feud in Menasha, Wisconsin, reached a boiling point over a shipping container, resulting in a courtroom face-off. Asher Jacobson, a property owner of seven residences in the area, found himself in hot water after using an old, rusted shipping container to house his construction tools during his renovation projects.
New Partnership Aims to Aid Morristown Homeowners Facing Foreclosure
MORRISTOWN, NJ - The New Jersey Judiciary has announced its collaboration with the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency (NJHMFA) to support homeowners on the brink of foreclosure or those facing challenges with their mortgage payments.
Over 700,000 NJ Residents to Receive ANCHOR Property Tax Relief Payments Today
NEW JERSEY - Starting today, more than 700,000 New Jersey residents will see a financial boost as Governor Phil Murphy and Treasurer Elizabeth Maher Muoio announce the direct deposit of the first round of the ANCHOR Property Tax Relief payments for the 2020 tax year.