The number of Texas home sales fell slightly in the third quarter of 2017, according to the 2017-Q3 Texas Quarterly Housing Report released by the Texas Association of Realtors. This
Mortgage Market Update – December 4, 2017
In this week’s mortgage market update, we’ll take a look at how mortgage rates are currently trending, how they’re forecast to move, and how volatile the market is expected to
Annual Income Needed to Afford a Home in Dallas
They say everything’s bigger in Texas. Home prices are no exception (at least when it comes to Dallas). With a median home price well above $200,000, many would-be home buyers
Bad neighbors can cost you. Here’s how to avoid buying a home next to them.
Buying a home is one of the biggest investments a person can make in their lifetime. Therefore, it’s important for potential buyers to do as much research and due diligence
Single female home buyers increase to 2011 levels, FSBOs drop to all-time low
Are independent women becoming the stronger force in the home buying market? According to new data, significantly more single women are buying homes than almost every other segment of the
Mortgage Market Update – November 6, 2017
Welcome to another Mortgage Market Update. In this week’s post, we’ll review the latest trends and movements in the mortgage rate market, evaluate factors that could impact next week’s rate
Optimism Grows for First Time Home Buyers
A nationwide shortage of inventory of homes for sale has been pushing prices ever higher, according to reports from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and Fannie Mae. First time
Texas condominium, townhome sales top $5.4 billion
Although pending home sales may be down across the nation, home buyers in the state of Texas are helping heat up sales in a specific niche – the condo and
Mortgage Market Update – October 16, 2017
In our latest Mortgage Market Update, we’ll take a look at how rates are trending and identify a few key influences that could shape the path of rates into the
Inventory Shortage Hampers Pending Home Sales
When the real estate market has fewer homes available, obviously sales will suffer. Over this past summer, we’ve seen just how significantly low inventory can affect the market and now,