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The typical homeowner has $310,500 in equity — and most don't know it. Find out what your home is worth and what that means for your next move.
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With property appraisal notices arriving to many households across North Texas, many will need to expect an increase that correlates with the also rising home values across the state and country.
And home values are rising rapidly in North Texas, up 23.55% year-over-year, according to data from the Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center 's annual data. The result, to no one's surprise, is likely going to be an increase in appraisal values, and, in turn, higher property taxes.
Common as cornbread, old as dirt, funny as all get-out—homespun expressions link modern Texans to our rural and agricultural past, conveying the resolute spirit and plainspoken humor of our heroes and pioneers. Some sayings are instantly familiar because our parents or grandparents quoted them; others parallel the indisputable wisdom of biblical proverbs or Poor Richard’s Almanac; plenty just make us laugh. We asked twelve renowned artists to illustrate their favorite Texas sayings, and we present as well a sample of other axioms and adages common to the state—a collection of sayings as big as all hell and half of Texas.
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