A buyer told us she had put off calling a lender for two years because she owed the IRS about $14,000. She assumed that was the end of the conversation.
Somewhere in the last week before closing, you will get an email with wire instructions. If that email is fake and you follow it, the money is usually gone, and there is usually no insurance that brings it back.
"There is a line on my tax statement for $1,840 that says assessment. My taxes are listed separately. What is this, and do I have to pay it off to sell my house?"
"I have $68,000 in student loans. I am not going to be able to buy a house for years, am I?" Read the full guide from Lesley Chinanga, Twin Cities Realtor.
"Can my mom be on the loan if she is not going to live there?" Read the full guide from Lesley Chinanga, Twin Cities Realtor.
You do. It is one application, it is free, and the deadline is December 31. If you bought a Minnesota home in 2026 and you live in it, filing for homestead classification by the end of December is what gets you the lower classification on...