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In the early months of 2022, many of the conditions that impacted the market in 2021 will continue to play a role. However, there are also some new developments that promise to affect the market.

Join Five Star in Washington, D.C., for a powerful lineup of speakers including representatives of Community Loan Servicing, Fannie Mae, FHFA, Freedom Mortgage Corporation, Ginnie Mae, HUD, Mr. Cooper, Selene Finance, U.S. Bank, the VA, and more.

Homes are selling as quickly as listed, as nearly 60% of homes that went under contract sold within two weeks of being listed in February.

NAR's Chief Economist Lawrence Yun says consumers in expensive markets may see an additional $500 to $1,000 in monthly payments due to rising rates.

Data from Harvard and the U.S. Census Bureau found 17% of renters were behind on their rent from August 2020 to March 2021.  

Thirty-year mortgage industry vet tapped to oversee new business growth for 39 branch offices and a network of more than 300 mortgage professionals.

Mortgage rates have soared to levels last seen prior to the pandemic, as high inflation and strong consumer spending contributed to this upward rate drive.

The annual growth rate recently reached an all-time high, as home value growth was up in 38 of the nation's 50 largest metros.

A new report has found that homeowners in South Carolina are paying the most for homeowners insurance with a policy of at least $500,000.

Industry veteran of 40-plus years will continue to serve as CEO of the company until a successor is appointed.