The supply of buildable lots is shrinking. Which has prompted home builders to return to the abandoned lots left behind during the housing crisis in efforts to revive dwindling inventories of homes for-sale, The Wall Street Journal reports. See the details here
Increased Rates Fail to Discourage Buyers
January 12, 2017 by
Despite mortgage rates reaching a two-year high a week ago, home buyers say the increased rates aren’t scaring them away from their real estate search, in accordance with a new Redfin survey. Only 2.6% of respondents to the survey say they have chose to postpone their search since rates rose above 4%. See why here
Increased Rates Fail to Discourage Buyers
Astonishing Trends Which May Affect the Real estate market in 2017
January 11, 2017 by
It’s been said that the only constant in life is change itself. Democrats give way to Republicans; hover-boards give way to Hatchables; the iPhone 6 gives way to the Note 7, which explodes and after that ultimately paves the way for an iPhone 8. Even housing trends-a category in which changes were once so glacial they were barely perceptible to the naked eye-are now undergoing profound and rapid transformation too. So what is in store for the real estate market in 2017. See the trends here
Astonishing Trends Which May Affect the Real estate market in 2017
HUD Reduces FHA MIP by way of a Quarter Point
January 10, 2017 by
Mortgage insurance premiums ( MIP ) on FHA-backed loans will be lower by 25 basis points on loans endorsed beginning January 27, the federal government released yesterday. See how this could help you
HUD Reduces FHA MIP by way of a Quarter Point
5 Things to Understand While You Wait for Closing Day
January 10, 2017 by
For quite a few home buyers, the closing day for a real estate purchase is as formal and complex as the transaction itself. For others, it’s simply a blip on the radar. In any case, there are a few significant things to keep in mind as you head to home-ownership. See the 5 things here
5 Things to Understand While You Wait for Closing Day
Children’s Study Areas Which get an A+
January 9, 2017 by
In this digital age, finding a spot for children to do their homework and study is usually a tough assignment. Forget the kitchen table. Kitchens, which now often function as gathering, entertaining and play spaces, are getting busier, making it difficult to do focused schoolwork. The dining table, the other usual standby, often can’t serve the requirements of assorted electronic devices. See them here
Children’s Study Areas Which get an A+
Home furniture Must-Haves for First-Time Home buyers
January 6, 2017 by
While empty rooms are full of potential, it could take a first-time buyer some time and mental energy to discover what you see. Potential buyers, specially those buying for the first time, might be scared of the volume of space a home has and don’t know where to begin with regards to furnishing it and making it their own. See them here
Home furniture Must-Haves for First-Time Home buyers
Details Which will Impact Your Relocating Costs
January 5, 2017 by
When planning a residential move, it’s important to have an accurate idea of the final moving costs so you can set an authentic moving budget. Estimating your moving costs, however, is not as simple as it seems at first. See them here
Details Which will Impact Your Relocating Costs
Will Fed interest rate increases raise rates on mortgages?
January 3, 2017 by
The Federal Reserve hiked short-term interest rates last Wednesday in a move largely predicted by economists, and it also suggested that three more additional increases could occur in 2017. So how exactly does this affect rates on mortgages. See how here
Will Fed interest rate increases raise rates on mortgages?
Restricted Inventories to Squeeze Potential Buyers Through ’20?
December 29, 2016 by
Real estate buyers face narrow options trying to find homes in several markets, and will continue to face constrained inventories for a minimum of four more years, writes Lawrence Yun, the chief economist for the National Association of REALTORS®, in his latest column at Forbes.com. See the details here
