Tag Archives: Data

Amidst a current market of continuously rising prices and low inventory, potential homebuyers are facing more challenges on the path to homeownership.

ReverseVision, a provider of technology and training for the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) industry, has recently announced a new partnership with Premier Reverse Closings (PRC), a title ...

High prices and low inventory challenges markets across the U.S., and according to data by Redfin’s latest Luxury Market Report—home prices in this market rose 4.9 percent in ...

True data offers many benefits over information on a piece of paper when it comes to everything from versioning to verification and preservation. Yet despite the fact that paper was invented in 100 B.C. and despite the fact that we come just a little ways technologically since then, we still rely upon paper.

On Monday, the October RE/MAX National Housing Report released, revealing that September marked the fifth month in 2017 to post a decline in home sales. Additionally, the reported ...

Increases in home price may not be good for buyers, but it is for mortgage performance, according to a recent report. What else could be contributing to the improved outlook?

Although mortgage-related complaints was listed as the third most-complained about consumer financial products and services, the rate of mortgage complaints are currently sitting around the national average, according to the CFPB’s recent monthly report. Also, find out which financial institutions made the list of the top ten companies that received the most complaints.

There is definitely a shortage of homes to buy this spring as the housing market heats up. The number of days on the market in most areas has been steadily decreasing and the national median DOM is approximately 43 days for most listings, as reported by Clear Capital. Buyers will need to remain vigilant this spring and constantly keep their eyes peeled for a new supply entering the market, according to Dr. Alex Villacorta, VP.

Housing Tides Index reveals increased housing sales and less foreclosures in 33 of 41 areas surveyed.

According to a new housing index, markets nationwide are becoming more economically diverse. However, as prices rise, affordability drops and some metros like Detroit are seeing a spike in racial segregation.