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Mortgage borrowers are espousing the benefits of technology in the process of financing a home, but also recognize the need for—and value—face-to-face interactions with lenders, according to a new survey. Fifty-seven percent of homeowners in Ellie Mae's 2017 Borrower Insights Survey completed their most...
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Forecasters say that mortgage rates above 4 percent are here to stay. With that in mind, it's important to realize what high mortgage rates mean and how they affect your current and future real estate investments. As a seasoned real estate investor and house flipper, I've seen a lot ...
