Refis pulled the overall applications for mortgage down for the second consecutive week. Click through to learn more about the app numbers that matter.
Read More »Photo Op: Social Media and Millennial Homebuyers
NextGen technology is powering the average American’s Homebuying experience, and social media apps are playing a big part, especially for millennials, a new Bank of America study says.
Read More »Angel Oak Partners With Closepin for Closing Agent Compliance
Closepin, headquartered in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, has officially launched an automated closing agent compliance process for the Atlanta, Georgia-based Angel Oak Home Loans LLC (AOHL) and their Lending Services platform. ...
Read More »Optimizing Mortgage Loan Lifecycles With Fintech
Don’t be afraid of fintech. The truth is, you can optimize almost every investment using fintech effectively. Fintech is a popular term used to describe financial technology, ...
Read More »Inventory Shortage Continues to Trouble the Housing Market
The housing market is grappling with supply shortages according to a report on the state of the U.S. housing market. What else has the market gone through during the quarter? Click through to learn more ...
Read More »Confidence is Key for Owners Selling Starter Homes
What is the secret to unlocking starter home inventory? The answer could be related to giving millennial homeowners looking to transition to a new home more confidence a study found.
Read More »The Best States for Millennials to Live
Given that millennials have to contend with strangled budgets and debts, a big question is where they might look to build a solid home. A new report could help lead the way.
Read More »Taxing Times for New Hampshire Homeowners
Residents in New Hampshire feel the burden of property taxes the most according to a new study. Which other states impose the most and least property taxes for households? Click through to learn more ...
Read More »The 10 Priciest Luxury Markets in the U.S.
Which luxury markets have the fastest growth in prices? And most importantly, which is the hottest market for luxury real estate in the nation? Hint: It’s a West Coast Beach.
Read More »The Home Appreciation Trade-Off
A new study found that a typical U.S. homeowner is gaining just a little less than the federal minimum wage, in home equity every working hour. Is it then a good idea to sit back and collect substantial hourly home equity “earnings” instead of working from 9-5?
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