Home prices are rising twice as fast as consumers think they are. Lack of awareness could be costing home buyers thousands each year they delay their purchase. Continue reading
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RSS feed for this sectionReport: Home Builders Forecast Best Housing Market In 11 Years
Home builder confidence remains strong in November, with low mortgage rates and rising rents. Builders predict 2017 will be a banner year for real estate. Continue reading
HECM Reverse Mortgage: Who Should Consider It?
For the right person, the HECM reverse mortgage is an outstanding product. But it’s not for everyone. Learn about the program, and alternatives. Continue reading
Buying A House: 7 Hidden Benefits Of Home Ownership
Buying a house delivers many more benefits than the roof over your head. Here are 7 more reasons to consider homeownership today. Continue reading
Report: Honolulu Twice As Affordable As San Diego
Housing prices keep rising, but 6 in 10 homes are still “affordable” to the median income family, nationwide. But, affordability extremes exist in many areas of the country. Continue reading
Renting Could Cost You More Upfront Than Buying
Rents are not the only cost rising. Moving into a rental apartment or home is getting more expensive too. You may spend less out-of-pocket buying than renting. Continue reading
Will Rising Rates Make Home Buying Easier In 2017?
Mortgage rates are keeping homes affordable, but competition is fierce. Will raising rates cool the market and make home buying easier in 2017? Continue reading
What Is a “Good” Credit Score, And How Do You Make It Even Better?
What is a good credit score, and how can you go from good to excellent? Find out here. Continue reading
Veterans Day 2016: VA Mortgage Success Stories
The VA home loan is a benefit earned by American servicemembers and veterans and it’s a great deal. Learn how this mortgage helps qualified people buy houses. Continue reading
29 Months Straight: VA Mortgage Rates Are The Lowest
It pays to be a veteran. Using VA Benefits and the G.I. Bill, military borrowers get access to lower rates than the general U.S. population. Continue reading