Financing for homebuyers can no doubt be a complicated affair. From choosing between various loan types, deciding on an adequate down payment, and selecting a mortgage loan company, it is no easy task. Add to this complicated equation mortgage rates, … Read More
In the U.S., 24.5 percent of all properties with a mortgage are considered “equity rich.” This phrase means that the payoff amount of the loan or combined loans on the property is 50 percent or less of the property’s estimated … Read More
Knowing how to do a successful real estate investment can make a world of difference. Just last year, people bought around six million homes. As such, you need all the right skills to get a good deal and not get … Read More
If you are wondering when the best time is to buy a house, the answer is undoubtedly right now! After the housing market crashed and the government intervened, the perks for first-time home buyers has rebounded. A home is a … Read More
Given that the average student in a military family makes six to nine school changes in the course of their school career, it’s clear that military families move three times as often as civilians. Moving is stressful, but if you’re … Read More
In 2016, there were nearly 5.5 million recorded home transactions. Whether you’re saving up to buy your first home or you’ve already set aside the down payment, homeownership can lead to some serious tax savings. Let’s get into what you … Read More
You know that credit inquiries can lower your credit score and that multiple inquiries can put you at risk of having a lower score and a higher interest rate. When shopping for a home mortgage, however, that risk seems to … Read More
The 2018 national housing forecast by realtor.com predicts a 7% increase in new home sales. They suggest an easing of the shortage of property will fuel a modest rise in home sales. Despite fluctuations in the market, people are still … Read More
Millennials are having a huge impact on the housing industry. With each passing year, they’ve become an increasingly dominate segment of the real estate market. Millennials are buying homes and they’re not looking for the same things as previous generations. … Read More
Fewer adults in America are getting married than ever before. These individuals still want to live with their significant others for the rest of their lives and, for many, that means purchasing a home together. A mortgage for unmarried couples … Read More