Affordable housing has become harder and harder to find. Could corporate speculators be the culprit?
National Mortgage NewsThe Community Home Lenders of America’s latest report finds that independent mortgage banks picked up the slack as many large banks abandoned mortgage lending or imposed credit overlays, two of its members say.
National Mortgage NewsWealth has grown excessively all over the world for the past 30 years or so. Can wealth grow faster than GDP in the long run? Click here to find out.
National Mortgage NewsHome sales fell by nearly 20% from August to September as year-over-year interest rates more than doubled, according to the latest report from the Orlando Regional Realtor Association.
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National Mortgage NewsAffordable manufactured housing trade media leader ManufacturedHomeProNews.com anniversary and start of their 14th year of publishing, Buffett quote pondered.
As the stock market struggles, more investors are turning to bonds.
Ramon Richards discusses Fannie’s tech roadmap for 2023, retaining tech personnel, and relying on third party vendors
National Mortgage NewsRecent interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve are causing some major disruptions in the housing market.
Sun SentinelIs a temporary buydown the answer to combatting soaring interest rates? Realtor Gary Sandler says it may make sense for some homebuyers.
If a year ago you borrowed $400,000 with a 30-year fixed rate mortgage at the then standard interest rate of 3.05%, then your monthly payment was $1,696.
Sun SentinelBut there will be some relief for the millions of people dependent on Social Security. And a report on how much the housing market is slowing.
Sun SentinelIncreasing mortgage rates, which have hit a 20-year high, have caused hesitancy among some buyers and slowed home sales.
Sun Sentinel“The prices have been ridiculous,” a frustrated Amber Arriaga-Salinas said about land prices.
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The good news is Florida insurers shouldn’t have trouble paying off Hurricane Ian claims, experts say. The bad news is some Florida’s insurers won’t make it through next year without more public help.
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Sun SentinelOur 3-step guide to budgeting, choosing a mortgage and buying for your dream home.
D MagazineDon McDonald of Re/Max Gold Elite Partners made a detailed PowerPoint presentation for the Northern Solano County Association of Realtors recently on the national and local real estate market. Solano County, like pretty much every county in the country, has seen a decrease in sales and an increase i
Harrington Homes’ entry for this year’s Parade of Homes is both “majestic and homey.”
D MagazineA new analysis finds that rental prices have grown by 16.4% in the Raleigh metropolitan statistical area, as region faces a prolonged period of unaffordability.
D MagazineNo one expected the Federal Reserve to be able to smother inflation swiftly. But after seven months of rapidly rising interest rates, the central bank has hardly made a dent.
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