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Monthly Archives: August 2019
What is the Latest on Interest Rates?
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters Mortgage rates have fallen by over a full percentage point since Q4 of 2018, settling at near-historic lows. This is big news for buyers looking to get more for their money in the current housing … Continue reading
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Experts Predict a Strong Housing Market for the Rest of 2019
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters We’re in the back half of the year, and with a decline in interest rates as well as home price and wage appreciation, many are wondering what the predictions are for the remainder of 2019. … Continue reading
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A Latte a Day Keeps Homeownership Away!
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters. Some Highlights: The pumpkin spice latte is launching soon, so you may be tempted to spend your extra cash on a daily caffeine fix, but that small expense can add up to a big number … Continue reading
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A Great Way to Increase Your Family’s Net Worth
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters Every three years, the Federal Reserve conducts its Survey of Consumer Finances. Data is collected across all economic and social groups. The latest survey data covers 2013-2016. The study revealed that the median net worth of a … Continue reading
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5 Real Estate Realty TV Myths Explained
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters Have you ever been flipping through the channels, only to find yourself glued to the couch in an HGTV binge session? We’ve all been there, watching entire seasons of shows like “Property Brothers,” “Fixer Upper,” … Continue reading
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How Much Do You Know About Down Payments?
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters Whether you’ve owned a home before, or you’re ready to jump into homeownership for the first time, there are always a lot of questions swirling around about what is truly required for a down payment, … Continue reading
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