The Basics: Home Mortgage Lending 101
Unless you have a boatload of cash under your mattress, you’ll need a mortgage. Because buying a home usually costs more money than you have laying around.
Unless you have a boatload of cash under your mattress, you’ll need a mortgage. Because buying a home usually costs more money than you have laying around.
With inflation and mortgage rates on the rise, there is a lot of speculation about where the market is headed and what that means for home prices.
A combo of rising mortgage rates and sky-high prices is finally dampening demand in the red-hot housing market, showing signs of hope for home buyers.
In Episode 1 of “The Home Buying Process in Plain English,” learn what you should know before you even start house hunting or visiting open houses.
If you’re a homeowner planning to buy a new home, the most important question you should ask is: Which comes first, selling or buying?
Inflation is the highest it’s been in 40 years and no doubt it has adversely impacted your budget. But how is it affecting the home you want to buy?