I discuss the risk of a housing bubble from time to time because let’s face it; it’s always going to be a concern in this… Read More »New Report Gives Little Reason to Worry About a Housing Bubble
We already knew Millennials were selfish and bad savers, so it probably comes as no surprise that they don’t know the first thing about closing… Read More »Millennials Clueless About Closing Costs
Everyone knows one of the biggest hurdles to homeownership is coming up with the hefty down payment, especially with most zero down home loan programs… Read More »Win $40,000 Toward Your Home Down Payment
In 2014, the average home buyer put down $32,141 when purchasing a property, according to a new analysis of county-level data by RealtyTrac. The company… Read More »Home Buyers Put an Average of $32,141 Down Last Year
It’s been a wild year for mortgage rates so far, even though it’s only mid-March. Rates started 2015 on a bit of a tear that… Read More »Mortgage Rate Roller Coaster Could Be Heading Downhill Again
The latest issue of Consumer Reports magazine recommends that consumers avoid mortgage brokers when seeking home loan financing. As a result, the popular publication, which… Read More »Consumer Reports Bashes Mortgage Brokers, Receives Backlash
The real estate market is starting to get really, really weird. Recently, an open house was actually shut down by the police after more than… Read More »An Open House Got Shut Down by the Cops
File this one under PR department. Or perhaps publicity stunt. Last week, First Savings Mortgage Corporation based out of McLean, Virginia launched a 6/1 adjustable-rate… Read More »Mortgage Lender Launches Six-Year ARM
There’s been a lot of doom and gloom lately, with some housing pundits claiming we’re on the brink of another crisis and others fretting over… Read More »Surprise: 2015 Might Be a Stellar Year for Housing
If you are one of the more than 25,000 homeowners who is/was going through bankruptcy and have/had a mortgage with Chase, you might be owed… Read More »Chase to Pay Out More Than $50 Million in Robosigning Settlement
