Younger households are growing more pessimistic with concerns of rising home prices and the future trajectory of mortgage rates.
Read More »Homebuyer Relocation Nears Pandemic Peak
Data shows consumers continuing to flock toward relatively affordable cities with warm weather, including Miami, Phoenix, and Las Vegas.
Read More »EXOS and Blend in New Partnership
EXOS Technologies has partnered with Blend to further extend and enhance the consumer digital mortgage experience.
Read More »Tackling Data Privacy and Unregulated Credit Scores
Click through to learn what was discussed at the Senate Banking Committee’s hearing on the impact of financial data privacy and unregulated credit scores on consumers.
Read More »Fannie Mae: Consumers on the Fence on Housing
Here’s what the latest Fannie Mae report revealed about the factors impacting the homebuying and selling sentiments of consumers.
Read More »Borrowers Face a Documentation Dilemma
In a snapshot of mortgage-related consumer complaints it receives, the CFPB highlighted areas of improvement for lenders and servicers.
Read More »What is Driving Homebuyers’ Attitude?
A Fannie Mae report found that these factors were impacting consumer perceptions on the housing market and the economy.
Read More »Homebuyers Optimistic Despite Affordability Fears
Despite perceptions of high home prices and rising mortgage rates that continued to weigh on their minds, homebuyers remained cautiously optimistic about the housing market according to a report by Fannie Mae. Here’s a break down of its findings.
Read More »Is the Homebuying Market Softening?
A new report suggests that even as consumers remain confident about the overall economy, their confidence doesn’t extend to the housing market. Here are the factors that are challenging the growth of home sales.
Read More »Consumers Lower Expectations on Home Price Appreciation
Consumers are becoming pessimistic about the rate of home price appreciation, according to a recent report. However, household financial situations expectations seem to have improved.
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