The $40,000 SALT Cap Has an Income Ceiling
The $40,400 SALT cap shrinks by 30% of income above $505,000. For most Austin homeowners the full benefit runs through 2029, and it belongs in your home budget.
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Texas Voted for Change. Here’s What It Means for Your Home.
Democrats swept every Texas statewide race for the first time in more than 30 years. The facts, the property tax and housing policy differences, and what buyers and sellers should watch through 2028.
Accidental Landlords: Why Texas Leads the Nation
Texas has the highest share of accidental landlords in the U.S. at 15.1%. What that means for Austin sellers whose homes didn’t sell, and what to weigh before you rent instead.
Should You Get a Pre-Listing Inspection or Appraisal Before You Sell?
When a pre-listing inspection or appraisal helps a Texas home seller, when it backfires, and what Texas court cases show about seller disclosure.
Get Off the Fence: Why Late 2026 Favors East Austin Homebuyers
East Austin homes are sitting 60+ days and Austin has 5.4 months of inventory. Add new homeowner tax breaks under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and late 2026 favors buyers.
Common Home Inspection Repairs in Austin, Decade by Decade
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