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Author: Kevin Hill

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How to Sell a New Jersey Home as Part of a Medicaid Spend Down

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If your aging parent or relative needs long-term care and Medicaid is part of the conversation, the house becomes a critical asset. One wrong move could disqualify your loved one from care or create massive headaches later. This is especially true in New Jersey, where Medicaid rules are strict, and real estate values are high. … Continued
Frustrated New Jersey homeowner reacts to Zillow preforeclosure listing on laptop

Sell Fast, Skip the Drama: A Guide for NJ Homeowners in Preforeclosure

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Let’s be honest. 📉 You’re behind on your mortgage.📬 The letters started as reminders. Now they sound like threats.📵 You’re dodging calls.😰 You’re overwhelmed, stressed, and unsure of your next move. And now, your house is listed as “preforeclosure” on Zillow. That means your name, address, and financial situation are out there for the world … Continued
Superhero in green and yellow costume holding back closing walls, symbolizing New Jersey homeowners being squeezed by rising bills

🏠 Homeowners Under Pressure: Rising Costs, Shrinking Options, and What It Means for New Jersey

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A new national survey confirms what many suspected: American homeowners are feeling financially squeezed. The June 2025 survey was commissioned by Hometap, a home equity investment company, and conducted by AYTM (Ask Your Target Market), a respected U.S.-based market research platform known for its robust consumer insight panels and agile survey tools. The results speak … Continued
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Property Tax Reform in NJ: One Bold Idea Worth Considering 🏠💡

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis recently stirred national headlines by proposing a plan to eliminate property taxes for homeowners. The idea is to stop ongoing, annual taxation and rethink how primary residences are taxed altogether. It’s bold, controversial, and for many states, probably unrealistic. But it started a serious conversation. In New Jersey, we should be … Continued