What 10 U.S. Housing Markets are cooling down the fastest? A strategy to sell your home in a shifting selling market that nets you more money & Wall Street leads the way with home escrow cancellations.
If you’ve been thinking about buying a home, you likely have one question on the top of your mind: should I buy right now, or should I wait? While no one can answer that question for you, here’s some information that could help you make your decision.
Many Americans are concerned about a possible recession which is about to be confirmed by two consecutive negative growth GDP numbers. What does this mean for the housing market?
Homeownership has always been apart of the American Dream. Times are changing, and we in a recession. Is homeownership still the American Dream?
Homeowners may be paying too much in property taxes if it is their primary residence. Learn how to reduce your property taxes in Clark County, NV so you are not taxed as an investor!
you’ve probably heard home prices have skyrocketed over the past two years, but homes were actually appreciating long before that. You might be surprised to learn that home prices have climbed for 122 consecutive months
Mortgages getting absolutely shattered.. NO BUYERS FOR 5% MORTGAGE BACKED SECURITIES. Who wants to buy a 5% mortgage when inflation is 15%? GUARANTEED MONEY LOSS. Rates over 6% TODAY! Bloomberg says “WORST DAY FOR MORTGAGES IN DECADES” [VIDEO WATCH]
If you’re a homeowner thinking about selling your house, you’re probably looking for the best time to make your move. That means you’re likely balancing a number of factors, like your changing needs, where you’ll go when you sell, and today’s mortgage rates in order to time it just right.
If you’re following the news, all of the headlines about conditions in the current housing market may leave you with more questions than answers. Is the boom over? Is the market crashing or correcting? Here’s what you need to know.
When the forbearance program began, many experts were concerned it would result in a wave of foreclosures coming to the market, as there was after the housing crash in 2008. Here’s a look at why the number of foreclosures we’re seeing today is nothing like the last time.