With the removal of risky loans from the market and buoyed home sales, the Federal Reserve is saying economic growth is moderate. We certainly hope so.
Although the housing market is said to be getting better and unemployment is technically down, there is still large possibility that the bubble will burst.
With more people renting throughout the country a rental property might be the best route for generating extra monthly income for retirement.
Buying a home is not the same in today's housing market as it once was. There are many challenges associated with receiving a home loan currently.
With foreclosure rates higher than they were in 2012, the Obama administration aims to combat issues causes to the housing recovery with new initiatives.
Although mortgage rates having been decreasing the overall trend is rising rates as the U.S. holds out for economic stability. Is 2013 still the year to purchase? We think so.
The Attorney General’s of nine states have written a letter to President Obama calling for the removal of Edward DeMarco as the acting head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
Although many Americans are skeptical about buying a home, many homes gained equity in 2012. Purchasing a home early in 2013 could be your best investment.