Simplifying the Mortgage Approval Process
Scott Sheldon shares a valuable tip on patch.com to help getting approved for a loan a bit easier. More, here.
Read MoreTips for Selling Real Estate to your Children
Ilyce Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin respond to a question on washingtonpost.com about selling real estate to one’s child. Their advice is measured and worth reading if you’re considering making a similar transaction in the future. More, here.
Read MoreTips for Taking Real Estate Listing Photos with your Phone
If hiring a professional photographer isn’t in your budget, these tips will help you achieve better results when taking pictures with your phone. More, here.
Read MoreThe Complexities Of Your Credit Score
Nick Clements, writing for Forbes, examines the complex credit-scoring system the mortgage companies use when qualifying you for a mortgage. More, here.
Read MoreCash Now, Mortgage Later?
Making a cash purchase for a house, then securing a mortgage later is the focus of a new article on Forbes. Read more, here.
Read MoreWhen You Should Not Refinance Your Mortgage
Money magazine offers some sound advice on reasons when you should not refinance. More, here.
Read MoreTop Cities for Mortgage Stress
Vanessa McGrady at Forbes has a piece identifying cities with a high rate of “mortgage stress”(when a mortgage payment is higher than 28% of income). San Francisco was at the #1 slot, with Detroit coming in at the bottom. See the entire list along with the other survey results, here.
Read MoreWhy You Still Need a Real Estate Pro
Scott Loney And Alicia Worley have a piece in The Daily Republic reiterating the importance of working with a real estate professional. More, here.
Read MoreThe Fed and its Relation to the Housing Market
Diana Olick, has a piece on CNBC explaining how the Fed’s decision to raise rates may (or may not) affect the housing market, mortgage rates, etc… More, here
Read MoreRates to Hit 40-Year Low?
In a report released today, Freddie Mac predicted that this year will be the best year since 2006 for home sales. They also predict that rates for 30-year fixed rate mortgages will drop to a 40-year low. More, here.
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