Black Knight’s newest tool will allow companies to efficiently identify impending liabilities and minimize title insurance claims.
Read More »Which States Made the Most Strides Since Housing Crisis?
According to a recent credit condition study, the Midwest has the best credit conditions compared to states in the South and Southwest.
Read More »Consumers Feel That Now is a Good Time to Buy Real Estate
Consumer sentiment is up with Americans reporting that their household income is higher than it was 12 months ago, they expect home prices to go up, and they think mortgage rates will go down over the next year.
Read More »Suburban Areas Prove to be More Cost Efficient on Average
The cost of living for families with children in the city compared to the suburbs is averaging close to $9,000 more.
Read More »January Housing Demand Hits 4-year Peak
Housing demand in January hit its highest point in four years. According to the latest Redfin Housing Demand Index report, January demand increased 6.5 percent compared to December, hitting an adjusted level of 130.
Read More »The Best Time to Sell is Spring, Report Says
According to Zillow, homes listed in late spring lead to quicker and more lucrative sales in 20 of the 25 largest metro areas—find out why.
Read More »Picturing the American Dream—Home Size Matters
Experts conducted a survey of 2,000 Americans on home size, and although almost all respondents had a preference, bigger is not always better.
Read More »Top 10 Best and Worst States for First-time Buyers
The five major measuring tools used to rank each state for first time buyers were housing affordability, the job market for young adult, housing market tightness, credit availability, and homeownership among the under-35 crowd.
Read More »Demand for Homes Is High and Bidding is Fierce
The race is on for prospective homeowners who are competing with others also looking to buy in similar areas, price ranges, and home sizes as demand outpaces supply.
Read More »NAFCU CEO: CFPB Should Not Regulate Credit Unions
NAFCU CEO says that consumers need to be protected, but that credit unions did not participate in the illegal activities that led to the 2008 financial crisis and therefore should not be regulated by the CFPB.
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