The Risks of Giving a Real Estate Agent Too Much Information
Most people don’t exercise caution when communicating with a real estate agent, but—for instance— an agent representing a seller may use information gleaned from a buyer to help facilitate the sale. More, here.
Read MoreThe Risks of Giving a Real Estate Agent Too Much Information
Most people don’t exercise caution when communicating with a real estate agent, but—for instance— an agent representing a seller may use information gleaned from a buyer to help facilitate the sale. More, here.
Read MoreInformation About Cosigning on a Mortgage
Michael Burge, writing for Nerdwallet, has an article this week about things to keep in mind when cosigning on a mortgage. More, here.
Read MoreQuestions to Consider When Choosing a Mortgage Broker
NerdWallet addresses the importance of due diligence when choosing a mortgage broker. Here are 4 questions to ask before making a final decision.
Read MoreWhat Happens in Real Estate After Labor Day
Some changes tend to occur in real estate in the fall. Forbes has a piece today on 4 changes to expect over the coming months. More, here.
Read MoreMortgage Rates at 2-Month High
A sell-off in the U.S. bond market caused rates to rise to their highest point in 2 months. Rates still remain historically low. More, here.
Read MoreMoney-Saving Tips for a Real Estate Down Payment
Brandon Turner, writing for Forbes, shares valuable advice from 20 financial experts on saving for a real estate down payment. More, here.
Read MoreRates Still Low, Refinances Up Slightly
64% of mortgage applications last week were from homeowners planning to refinance. Rates stay at a record-low. More, here.
Read MoreNew Study Says Single Women Paying Too Much For Mortgages
Kenneth Harney, with The Chicago Tribune, examines new findings from researchers at the Housing Finance Policy Center of the Urban Institute. In short, single women are paying more for mortgages. More, here.
Read MoreNew Study Says Single Women Paying Too Much For Mortgages
Kenneth Harney, with The Chicago Tribune, examines new findings from researchers at the Housing Finance Policy Center of the Urban Institute. In short, single women are paying more for mortgages. More, here.
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