Homebuyers and sellers are confident in the housing market, but there are few sales to show for it, according to recently released findings from a survey by the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR). NAR's quarterly Housing Opportunities and Market Experience (HOME) report reveals homebuyers and sellers are stuck in neutral... Read More >
There should never be a shortage of safety precautions, especially in the real estate industry. September is REALTOR® Safety Month—here are some tips to ...
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Consumer confidence in their earnings has ebbed slightly, with more in the August 2017 Survey of Consumer Expectations by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York ...
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Most homeowners have heard of reverse mortgages, but there is still a lot of confusion surrounding them. They allow a homeowner to borrow based on his or her age and the amount of equity that has been built in his or her primary residence. Reverse mortgages are a financial tool appropriate for specific situations. They are not...
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Homebuyers and sellers are confident in the housing market, but there are few sales to show for it, according to recently released findings from a survey by the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR). NAR's quarterly Housing Opportunities and Market Experience (HOME) report reveals homebuyers and sellers are stuck in neutral...
Most homeowners have heard of reverse mortgages, but there is still a lot of confusion surrounding them. They allow a homeowner to borrow based on his or her age and the amount of equity that has been built in his or her primary residence. Reverse mortgages are a financial tool appropriate for specific situations. They are not...
