Despite a modest decline in contract signings in August, pending home sales showed a year-over-year gain of 6.2%, according to a report released this week by the National Association of
Mortgage Market Update – Home Sales at 8 Year High
Existing home sales have risen to their highest level in more than 8 years, another strong sign that both the housing market and the overall economy continue to make steady
Mortgage Market Update – A Drop in Distressed Home Sales
Here’s another good sign the housing market is continuing to strengthen – sales of distressed homes are at their lowest level in eight years.
CoreLogic’s most recent findings show that sales
Home price gains slowing down in Dallas
For those of you who are hoping to buy a home in Dallas this year, you’ll be glad to know that home prices in “Big D” aren’t skyrocketing – in
Mortgage Market Update
In this week’s Mortgage Market Update we’ll take a look at the latest news from the National Association of Home Builders’ builders confidence index, which brought some good news to
Mortgage Market Update
This week’s mortgage market update has some exciting news for the home building industry while home buyers will be glad to hear that mortgage rates are likely to remain neutral.
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Mortgage Market Update
In this week’s Mortgage Market Update, we’ll examine how Millenials are expected to impact the real estate market, check out current mortgage rates, and see where they’re likely to go.
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Mortgage Market Update
In this week’s mortgage market update, we’ll take a look at the rise of the electronic mortgage process – a technological advance that can save money, time and resources.
We’ll also
Mortgage Market Update
In this week’s mortgage market update we take a look at housing starts and how the figures have improved in the last month. We’ll also see where mortgage rates are
Mortgage Market Update
There’s some really great news in this week’s Mortgage Market Update! Foreclosures fell to the lowest levels since ’07, meaning more homeowners are keeping up with their payments and fewer