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Mortgage credit can’t make up its mind. Compared to May, things are looking up. However, something’s holding back increases for the housing market.

Uber, Mary-Kay, Cutco—they’re all business ventures that bring in extra money, but don’t need to be tended to daily like a 9-5. Millennials are using them the most—could it be part of a new way they fund a mortgage?

Despite record-high buyer demand during the busy spring market, sales hardly increased compared to last year. What’s with the imbalance?

Though a standard industry term, many homeowners are scratching their heads when it comes to HELOCs. In fact, recent studies show that many homeowners don’t consider HELOCs because they simply aren’t aware of how they work. How can lenders better explain them in order for homeowners to take advantage of the opportunity?

It seems surprising that high-income Americans, those who make $100,000 or more annually, would have any regrets. However, most Americans experience some type of real estate remorse. See the most common reasons for real estate woes . . .

As the largest generation of adults to enter the housing market, millennials know what they want when it comes to finding the perfect home, and they want it now.

Wondering how many people send financial complaints nationwide to the CFPB? Let’s just say, people sure do love to complain.

With home prices rising so fast, some buyers may find it hard to keep up. In many areas, home prices have outpaced incomes. While so many may be unable to afford a home in their area, where will potential buyers be able to purchase in the near future?

Other than the issue of demographic divide, the overall opinion on the housing market isn’t changing the ways consumers think about home buying, according to the latest National Housing Pulse Survey. See what potential homebuyers find most and least important here.

Lack of lots and labor have been a concern in the single-family construction market, but results from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey could explain if one of those is still an issue.