Monthly Archives: July 2018

The relationship status of homebuyers is shifting. In 1985, 81 percent of homebuyers were married couples. Today, that figure is closer to 66 percent, even though the number of unmarried…

There are some renters who have not yet purchased a home because they are uncomfortable taking on the obligation of a mortgage. Everyone should realize that, unless you are living…

Some Highlights: Your monthly housing cost is directly tied to the price of the home you purchase and the interest rate you secure for your mortgage. Over the last 30…

Fed Hikes Mortgage Interest Rate, Projects More Increases In 2017 The Federal Reserve raised the Fed Funds Rate at its December 2016 meeting. Adjourning from a 2-day session, the nation’s…

Bankruptcy Is Not The End For most people, the idea of filing for bankruptcy can be scary. The term “going bankrupt” just sounds frightening. For those considering bankruptcy, many questions…

Skip Your Mortgage Payment Instead Of Skipping The Holidays They say there’s no place like home for the holidays. There’s also no time like the holidays to rack up major…

How to buy home with little, no money down. Homeownership in the United States has fallen to a generational low, and a big reason for this is a lack of…

In what is getting to be the most predictable housing story of the year, home prices ascended once again, this time in a 6.7 percent year-over-year increase during October, according…

Some Highlights: Many buyers who are searching for their dream homes are turning to new home construction after 10% of all new home buyers sighted a lack of inventory of…