Higher rates on mortgages and home prices aren’t causing first-time buyers to back down yet. Those new to the home-purchase game comprised 32% of the market in November, up from a 30 % share a year ago, in accordance with the National Association of REALTORS®’ latest housing ... » Learn More about First-Timers Don’t seem to be Backing Down Yet
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Children’s Study Areas Which get an A+
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, ... » Learn More about Children’s Study Areas Which get an A+
Intelligent Procedures to Speed Up the Sale of Your Home
Finding a buyer for the home you’re selling can get frustrating at times. In fact, even when you’ve found a qualified buyer, the selling process might be painstakingly long. This useful information shares 7 home selling procedures that can help speed up the sale. Intelligent ... » Learn More about Intelligent Procedures to Speed Up the Sale of Your Home
Buy vs. rent: Ownership still top in most Florida areas
ATTOM Data Solutions just-released 2017 Rental Affordability Report finds that it is cheaper to purchase a home than rent one in two out of three (66%) U.S. metro areas studied. The report found monthly house payments on a median-priced home - including mortgage, property taxes and insurance - is ... » Learn More about Buy vs. rent: Ownership still top in most Florida areas
Transunion, Equifax reported for credit score fraud by CFPB
According an action taken by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or CFPB, Equifax, TransUnion and their subsidiaries may have deceived consumers with regards to the usefulness and actual cost of credit scores they sold. CFPB says the companies also lured consumers into costly recurring ... » Learn More about Transunion, Equifax reported for credit score fraud by CFPB