As the supply of available homes continues to shrink, home value growth is being seen in areas with the highest population of children.
Read More »Home Price Appreciation Will Moderate in 2022
Fannie Mae has made a series of predictions for the housing market and the economy as a whole in 2022. Click through to see the predictions.
Read More »Why Repurchase Risk is Growing—And How to Manage It
Rick Hall of LoanLogics explains why quality control should be viewed not as a cost center, but as an investment that ensures future success.
Read More »Affordability Issues Linger Despite Stabilization of Mortgage Rates
Mortgage rates have begun to plateau, with a spike in home buyer demand due to the continued lack of supply and elevation in prices.
Read More »New Home Listings Continue to Decline
Housing supply continued to diminish in January, as monthly net new listing volume fell 17.5% year-over-year, according to new data.
Read More »Booming Market Furthers Rise in Homeowner Equity
Due to a steep rise in home values, nearly one-half of mortgage holders are now in an equity-rich position.
Read More »The Discipline of Consistency
Steve Jacobson, Founder and CEO of Fairway Independent Mortgage, details his company’s employee-first mentality, and how an independent mindset has fostered its success.
Read More »New Construction on the Rise
The pool of newly-built, single-family homes on the market is at a record high, as builders struggle to keep pace with surging buyer demand.
Read More »Housing Market Gains $6.9 Trillion in 2021
The housing market hit $40 trillion for the first time in June, but strong demand met by record low inventory helped it sail past that mark to end the year at $43.4 trillion.
Read More »Spark in Refi and Purchase Apps Drives Volume Upward
As rates shift upward, eager buyers and refinance-seekers are locking in before anticipated hikes continue.
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