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Monthly Archives: May 2021
How Misunderstanding about Affordability Could Cost You
There’s a lot of discussion about affordability as home prices continue to appreciate rapidly. Even though the most recent index on affordability from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) shows homes are more affordable today than the historical average, some … Continue reading
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Buying a Home is Still Affordable
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters The last year has put emphasis on the importance of one’s home. As a result, some renters are making the jump into homeownership while some homeowners are re-evaluating their current house and considering a move … Continue reading
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Where Do Experts Say the Housing Market is Heading?
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters As we enter the middle of 2021, many are wondering if we’ll see big changes in the housing market during the second half of this year. Here’s a look at what some experts have to … Continue reading
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3 Things to Prioritize When Selling Your House
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters Today’s housing market is full of unprecedented opportunities. High buyer demand paired with record-low housing inventory is creating the ultimate sellers’ market, which means it’s a fantastic time to sell your house. However, that doesn’t … Continue reading
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Should I Move or Refinance?
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters The level of equity homeowners have is at an all-time high. According to the U.S. Census, over 38% of owner-occupied homes are owned free and clear, meaning they don’t have a mortgage. Those with a … Continue reading
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Sellers Are Ready to Enter the Housing Market
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters One of the biggest questions in real estate today is, “When will sellers return to the housing market?” An ongoing shortage of home supply has created a hyper-competitive environment for hopeful buyers, leading to the … Continue reading
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Don’t Forget to Budget for Closing Costs
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters When buying a home, it’s important to have a budget and make sure you plan ahead for certain homebuying expenses. Saving for a down payment is the main cost that comes to mind for many, … Continue reading
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Your House Could be the Oasis in an Inventory Desert
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters Homebuyers are flooding the housing market right now to take advantage of record-low mortgage rates. Many have a sense of urgency to find a home soon since experts forecast a steady rise in both rates … Continue reading
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Why Waiting to Buy a Home Could Cost You a Small Fortune
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters Many people are sitting on the fence trying to decide if now’s the time to buy a home. Some are renters who have a strong desire to become homeowners but are unsure if buying right … Continue reading
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Are Interest Rates Expected to Rise Over the Next Year?
Reprinted from Keeping Current Matters So far this year, mortgage rates continue to hover around 3%, encouraging many hopeful homebuyers to enter the housing market. However, there’s a good chance rates will increase later this year and going into 2022, … Continue reading
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