Could we see more home purchases this year, as rents rise and mortgage rates remain low? Perhaps. Read more about this and other financial trends that we could see in 2015.
The cost of renting is rapidly increasing throughout the nation. Recent reports reveal that renters in the U.S. paid $20.6 billion more in 2014. Find out why the cost of renting has skyrocketed lately and explore the benefits of buying a home in our latest blog post.
Read about how mortgage rate premiums were reduced by the FHA and what this means for first time home buyers and more seasoned buyers.
Pending home sales in the U.S. improved slightly in November, according to the latest data released from the National Association of Realtors. Read our latest blog post for more information.
Younger home buyers are beginning to have a larger presence in the U.S. housing market as economic improvements pave the way for a more robust 2015.
Our latest blog post explores the practice of crowdfunding and how it relates to and benefits real estate. From equity crowdfunding to reward based crowdfunding, this practice has become more popular in real estate over the years.
Read our latest blog post to learn the details of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act and how it remains relevant today.
In response to overwhelming foreclosure scam activity in New York State, the NY Attorney General's Office has established an app that will help homeowners combat the problem by recognizing scams and reporting them.
The median home size has been getting smaller over the last few quarters, signaling a higher demand for more compact, less expensive housing. Read more in our latest blog post.
What will 2015 bring to the housing market? Some analysts predict continuing low mortgage rates, more real estate inventory and more Millennials entering the market.