Published by Think Realty | October 5, 2024 Obtaining a commercial property loan involves a far different set of requirements and elongated timeline compared to residential loans. Securing a commercial real estate loan is a critical step for any business that requires office space, a retail storefront, or a manufacturing and shipping space. A commercial …
Published by Forbes.com | September 20, 2024 Updating archaic mortgage laws has rarely been a priority for the justice system, however a new proposal might just bring about some long overdue change. Owners of commercial real estate and their mortgage lenders often agree to amend the terms of their loan, in minor and sometimes major …
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Published by REALTOR.com | September 20, 2024 To see where experts predict mortgage rates might go over the next 18 months, Realtor.com rounded up the quarterly mortgage rate forecasts from various sources. The Federal Reserve’s historic rate cut this week could usher in a period of lower mortgage rates. Predicting the financial market’s next move …
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Published by REALTOR.com | September 16, 2024 38% of Americans have put off purchasing a home because of high mortgage rates Mortgage rates are at their lowest level in over a year after dropping to 6.2% for the week ending Sept. 12—and they could fall yet again if the Federal Reserve cuts rates at its …
New Survey Shows How Low Mortgage Rates Must Go Before Homebuyers Start Shopping Read More »
Published by FOX Business | August 19, 2024 Lower borrowing rates will only make housing more affordable for a 3- to 6-month period Potential U.S. home buyers and sellers have kept a sharp eye on mortgage rates, which have contributed to the affordability crisis in the market. Today, mortgage rates are more than double what …
Waiting For Mortgage Rates to Fall? Why Experts Say it Won’t Make a Difference Read More »
Published by REALTOR.com | July 31, 2024 Would-be homebuyers are getting increasingly savvy when it comes to buying a house as mortgage rates continue to hover around 7%. One way is through home loan assumption—which means the buyer takes over the house’s original mortgage (and interest rate) upon purchase. But, the loan can be assumable …
The States With the Highest Number of Assumable Mortgages—and How To Get One Read More »
Published by FOX Business | July 10, 2024 American homeowners are sitting on a record $17 trillion in equity, yet the rapid rise in mortgage rates over the past two years has prevented many of them from tapping their equity in order to refinance. Data published Wednesday by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) shows that …
Mortgage Refinance Falls Again, Despite Homeowners Sitting On $17T in Equity Read More »
Published by Forbes.com | June 25, 2024 While buyers were debating the need for a 20% down payment, it jumped to 35.4% for a median-income household A 20% down payment has long been the gold standard when buying a home, although there are some myths, pros, and cons regarding that specific percentage. But now, according …
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Published by REALTOR.com | June 6, 2024 As with everything in real estate, where you live also has an impact on what kind of mortgage rate you can get. It’s a challenging housing market for home buyers, with home prices at an all-time high and mortgage rates above 7%. Eagle-eyed house hunters may notice a …
Why Mortgage Rates Vary by State and Which States Have the Lowest Read More »
Published by REALTOR.com | May 4, 2024 Since his guilty plea, Cox says he’s reformed and has turned his unusual talents to fighting fraud. In the late ’90s, Matthew Cox was 29 and starting a new job as a mortgage broker in Tampa, FL, when he committed his first act of mortgage fraud by erasing a borrower’s late payment …
Mortgage Fraudster Who Served 13 Years in $55M Scheme Now Helps Fight Scammers Read More »
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