As rates climb back toward historic norms, homes are now becoming more sensitive to changing mortgage interest rates. Find out how this may work in first time buyers' favor.
Read More »Why 2019 Could Be a Buyers Market
As home price growth continues to slow, a new report looks at how homeowner perceptions could change the market’s outlook.
Read More »Achieving Homeownership
A new survey revealed that while many homebuyers in the 30 years old age group prefer to wait, the ones who took the plunge have recognized the benefits of owning over renting.
Read More »Rising Rates Can’t Hold Them Back
Despite the rise in mortgage rates, young Americans are still purchasing homes. Here are the loans that are most popular with this group of buyers.
Read More »What’s the Score?
Mortgages often hit a consumer’s credit score. See where buyers are bouncing back from these hits the fastest.
Read More »Too Many Options …
With inventory growing, buyers have more homes to choose from and that’s exactly what might be holding them back.
Read More »Buying Frenzy
A few key factors are making renters eye homeownership more seriously than in the past. up prices.
Read More »The Millennial Mindset
Experts weigh in on what the mortgage industry can do to connect with one of the largest emerging homebuyer groups in the country. Editor’s Note: This feature originally appeared in the October issue of MReport.
Read More »Going Online: How Borrowers are Connecting With Lenders
As the adoption of digital mortgage solutions improves the loan process, a new survey looked at digital trends and preferences of borrowers. What can lenders learn from these trends?
Read More »Existing Home Sales Steady after Months-Long Decline
While inventory is leveling out, a new report indicated that existing home sales remained steady after several months of decline. Experts weigh in on how first-time homebuyers have been affected by this trend.
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