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Most Dangerous Neighborhoods in Jacksonville

Jacksonville is a vibrant city with plenty to offer, but it's important to be aware of your surroundings. Whether you're visiting or moving, you'll want to avoid bad areas with high crime rates. Read on to discover the most dangerous neighborhoods in Jacksonville, Florida.

NYC Sublease Agreement Guide

Subleasing an apartment can seem daunting at times. Many NYC landlords make it difficult to sublet, but you almost always have the right to sublease. We'll explore some of the legal nuances of subletting and walk you through the process of how to sublease your apartment.

What Is Prorated Rent & How Do You Calculate It?

Most leases start on the first of the month for accounting purposes. However, there are often cases where you need to move into an apartment on a different date. When this happens you will pay prorated rent for the days you occupy the unit outside the monthly term. Here is a closer look at what prorated rent means and how it works.

Top 20 Celebrities Who Live In Miami

You don't have to be a Will Smith fan to know that Miami is the city where the heat is on and that it's a place where people love to party. Miami is also a popular place to live for celebrities who enjoy the sunny weather and great nightlife. Today we'll look at the biggest celebrities that live in Miami.

How to Deal With Annoying Neighbors

Dealing with annoying neighbors can be a headache, especially if they have a bad attitude. Whether they're lighting fireworks or destroying your property, you probably just want them gone. Before confronting them it's important to know how to deal with bad neighbors the right way. In some circumstances you can even get your neighbors to move if they've violated local laws or the terms of their lease.

How to Qualify for Low Income Housing

Over 7 million families in the US have lived in the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) public housing. If you find yourself in need of financial aid, it's vital to know if you meet the requirements for housing assistance. Read on to discover how to qualify for low income housing in 2024.

Most Dangerous Neighborhoods in Sacramento

With a staggering crime rate of 44 per one thousand residents, Sacramento, California stands as one of America's cities grappling with significant safety challenges. Shockingly, one's likelihood of falling prey to either violent or property crime in this city is a sobering one in 23. If you're considering a move to Sacramento, it's important to be aware of the city's crime landscape, particularly the neighborhoods where you might be most at risk.

Top 12 Real Estate Companies in USA

It’s no secret that the real estate industry is one of the biggest out there. With companies all over America, the competition is real. Let's take a look at some of the top real estate companies in the USA. Here are twelve of the biggest and best companies on the market, each of which has made a name for itself and earned a sterling reputation.

10 Largest Cities in New York

New York, the Empire State, is renowned for its iconic cityscapes, cultural landmarks, and vibrant communities. This list of the ten largest cities in New York will be your guide to the most populated cities within the state.

Paying Mortgage with a Credit Card Guide

Paying your mortgage with a credit card is a simple solution to avoid late penalties if you need some extra time to get the cash together. However, it isn’t as simple as inputting your card number and setting it on autopay. You may also have to pay processing fees when using a credit card to pay your mortgage.

Is Compton Dangerous?

With close to 100,000 residents, Compton is one of Southern California’s largest and most well-known cities. It is located in the heart of Los Angeles County, close to downtown and near the famous Long Beach area. However it has a reputation for being bad area due to high crime rates.

New Jersey Mansion Tax Guide

The New Jersey mansion tax is a one percent fee that applies to sales of properties over $1 million. As such it is also often referred to as the NJ millionaire's tax on real estate. Here's what you need to know about the mansion tax, who pays it, what exemptions exist, and how you can avoid or mitigate it.