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Buying a house in Philadelphia
For a city so rich in history and culture, Philly has surprisingly low home prices.
For a city so rich in history and culture, Philly has surprisingly low home prices.
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Music City home prices here are higher than the national median, but sales are slowing.
Population and home prices are both on the rise in the Volunteer State.
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Although you can use your credit card for tax payments, this isn’t a good idea.
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Flat-fee brokerages and real estate agents offer an alternative to the typical commission-based model.