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4 things to do in Milwaukee this weekend, from Realtors Home & Garden Show to a Halfway to Oktoberfest party

You can think spring (and gardens) at the 97th annual Realtors Home &  Garden Show March 24-April 2 at Wisconsin State Fair Park.

You can think spring (and gardens) at the 97th annual Realtors Home & Garden Show March 24-April 2 at Wisconsin State Fair Park.

1. Realtors Home & Garden Show at Wisconsin State Fair Park

The 97th annual Realtors Home & Garden Show returns to State Fair Park’s Wisconsin Exposition Center March 24 through April 2. More than 350 exhibitors will be on hand to talk (and show) home, lawn and garden improvement ideas. Show hours are 10 am to 8 pm March 24-25 and March 31-April 1; 10 am to 5 pm March 26 and April 2; and 4 to

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Realtors encourage women of color to buy property

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) – A group of local realtors is encouraging women of color to invest in real estate to not only create futures for themselves but to have something to leave for their children.

The push comes after the National Association of Realtors reported that in 2022, white and Hispanic home ownership was on the rise as Asian and Black buyers were on the decline. Realtor Amber Payne says she is aware of those disparities and says the gap between those groups and women of color is even wider.

“We are encouraging women and women of color to invest

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Live inside your own storybook castle in Connecticut

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The exterior is like a storybook dream

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We all know that Disneyland is far from Stamford, Connecticut, but there’s a residence on the real estate market that gives off serious “Beauty and the Beast” vibes.

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exterior Screen grab from Realtor

And it can be yours for $1.995 million.

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“Presenting Chateau Rochamore – designed by renowned architect Gustav Steinbeck at the turn of the century,” the listing on Realtor.com says. “It is more than just a home – it’s a unique castle! Drive through the gates to your private

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Realtors warn of competitive housing market in NH

New data shows that a growing number of Massachusetts residents are moving to the Granite State. If you’re looking to buy a home in New Hampshire, realtors say you should be preparing for a long haul because the market is extremely competitive. They say that’s because an influx of out-of-state buyers have been moving to New Hampshire. Data from the IRS shows that between 2019 and 2020, 20,000 people from Massachusetts alone moved to the Granite State. Realtors said the relocations haven’t stopped since. “The last two weekends, I have helped some of my agents conduct open houses and there …

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Journal Club 02-03-23 ​​- Passive Income MD

Here’s Journal Club 02-03-23! Every week, I hold a JOURNAL CLUB. After filtering through the articles on the web, I present a few that impacted my life this week. Be safe and stay well!


  • Like many of us, if you’re on the path to achieving financial independence, you may be wondering what’s the best way to make this happen. Or if there is a good rule of thumb to follow? Well, there’s good news! The White Coat Investor shares key pointers to help you achieve your financial goals in the article – The 4 Rules I Followed To Get
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Horace’s discontinued tax abatement program leaves area Realtors puzzled – InForum

HORACE — Area home buyers, Realtors and builders will look to make a case for government officials in hopes of reestablishing Horace’s tax abatement program, which was not renewed after it expired on Jan. 1.

Horace’s tax abatement program, which is similar to that authorized by the North Dakota Century Code, gives buyers of new homes a two-year break on property taxes for certain new single-family residential properties and condominiums and townhouses. According to state law, the maximum exemption allowed is $150,000 of true and full valuation of improvements only and land is still taxable.

Horace Mayor Kory Peterson said

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Journal Club 12-23-22 – Passive Income MD

Here’s Journal Club 12-23-22! Every week, I hold a JOURNAL CLUB. After filtering through the articles on the web, I present a few that impacted my life this week. Be safe and stay well!


  • The best way to describe personal finance is that it’s… well, personal. To which, The Prudent Plastic Surgeon raises an interesting question – should couples in a long-lasting relationship share their finances? To some, this may feel natural and a no-brainer of sorts, but to others, this may be a rather sensitive subject. Curious to find out the author’s perspective? Check out the article –
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How to Access Your Retirement Money When Retiring Early


Many doctors dream of retiring from the workforce before the traditional retirement age of 60-70. Most of them cannot do it because they spend too much, did not save enough, and did not invest wisely. They simply do not have the resources to retire at their desired standard of living without additional savings, a few more years of compound interest in their investments, and perhaps even the additional income from Social Security.

Don’t Let the Age 59 ½ Rule Keep You from an Early Retirement

The select few who do have the resources to retire earlier than that worry about