Lower FICO score requirements by some lenders to attract potential first time buyers notwithstanding, credit scores for millennial homebuyers dropped according to a report.
Read More »Top Real Estate Trends for 2018
In its video series highlighting housing data, the National Association of Realtors says that though home sales will see a slight fall, the economic growth and job gains will continue to fuel the housing market in 2018.
Read More »Good News for Sellers as Home Prices Rise
With home prices projected to increase 4.2 percent by November 2018, its a seller’s market. However, first time homebuyers can expect limited for-sale inventory for lower-priced homes.
Read More »Realtors Examine Impact of Tax Bill
A survey found that homebuyers are anxious to know the effects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which some say may put upward pressure on home prices and mortgage rates on account of higher after-tax income.
Read More »How Many Bitcoins Does it Take to Purchase a Home?
Using cryptocurrency to buy and sell homes is becoming a reality. But is this a long-term trend or a passing craze?
Read More »Persistent Housing Price Gains Hurting Affordability
House price gains continue to run at a pace well above the long-term average, according to a new report.
Read More »What’s Keeping Millennials From Buying a House?
Affordability, job concerns, and the need for flexibility are among the top factors keeping millennials from becoming homeowners.
Read More »Nashville Joins Top Migration Destinations as Construction Booms
Music City is just one of several active metros seeing an increase in migration as residential construction surges.
Read More »Generation Z: The Next Up-in-Coming Buyers
As the first batch of Generation Z comes of age and enters adulthood, MReport talks with Tri Nguyen, Founder and CEO of Network Capital Funding about this new population of buyers. What’s up with Gen Z? Find out in this exclusive Q&A.
Read More »Millennials Over-Extending When it Comes to Home Buying
According to a new report, millennials were the generation with the largest contribution to the housing market, injecting an estimated $514 billion into the industry, despite conditions adverse conditions with inventory and affordability issues.
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