Mortgage NewsMarch 27, 2025Alternative Lending Set to Triple by 2033 — What it Means for Home BuyersThe alternative lending market is expected to surpass $1 trillion by 2033. Could it be a mortgage option for you?
Mortgage NewsMarch 26, 2025Could Abolishing Property Taxes Become a Reality?Feeling squeezed by rising property taxes? You're not alone. Here's why some states are considering getting rid of them altogether.
Mortgage NewsMarch 25, 2025Borrowers Get Risky as the Spring Home Buying Market BloomsTypically, home buying surges in spring and has started to tick up with borrowers pushing their risk aversion to become homeowners.
Real Estate NewsMarch 24, 2025Existing-Home Sales Down in February as Days on Market WidenDiscover the latest trends in the housing market with insights on monthly existing home sales.
Mortgage NewsMarch 24, 2025America’s Hidden Housing Crisis: 13.6% of Homes Are UninsuredOver 11 million U.S. homes are uninsured, leaving homeowners vulnerable to disaster. Learn why 13.6% of homes have no coverage.
Mortgage NewsMarch 20, 2025Rate-and-Term Refinances Surge 40%—Is It Your Time to Save?A 40% spike in rate-and-term refinances signals a chance to lower mortgage payments. See if refinancing makes sense for you.
Mortgage NewsMarch 19, 2025Federal Reserve Holds Rates in MarchThe Federal Reserve voted to maintain the fed funds rate range in March. Will mortgage rates decrease in 2025?
Selling a HomeMarch 19, 2025The Best Time to Sell a Home in 2025 by CityTiming can be everything. This can ring especially true for home sellers. See when sellers have the biggest advantage across the country.
Mortgage NewsMarch 18, 2025Is Your Condo on Fannie Mae’s Blacklist? What You Need to KnowFind out how the Fannie Mae condo blacklist is limiting mortgage options for condo buyers and owners.
Real Estate NewsMarch 17, 2025Federal Layoffs Already Weakened D.C.’s Housing MarketThe Trump Administration's federal layoffs and funding cuts started an emerging housing trend in the Nation's capital.
Mortgage NewsMarch 14, 2025Living in a Mall? The Trend Millennials and Gen Z LoveFind out why mixed-use developments are the perfect fit for Gen Z and Millennial lifestyles, combining homes, businesses, and leisure spots in one dynamic space.
Mortgage NewsMarch 13, 2025Fearful Home Sellers: Why Homeowners are Stressing to List Their HouseDiscover the challenges and stressors that are keeping homeowners from putting their properties up for sale.
Mortgage NewsMarch 12, 2025Will Mortgage Rates Go Down After the March Fed Meeting?With the inflation fight ongoing and uncertainty in the economy, will the Federal Reserve make a rate cut at its March 2025 meeting?
Mortgage NewsMarch 11, 2025Rocket and Redfin: $1.75 Billion Deal Could Redefine Home BuyingRocket Companies' acquisition of Redfin could reshape home buying by merging mortgage lending and for-sale listings on one platform.
Mortgage NewsFebruary 20, 2025Renters Rejoice: Rocket Mortgage Covers Closing Costs for HomebuyersLearn how Rocket Mortgage’s closing cost assistance is helping renters step into homeownership in today’s competitive market.
Mortgage NewsFebruary 4, 2025What Privatizing Fannie and Freddie Could Mean for Your MortgageExplore the potential impact of privatizing Fannie and Freddie on mortgage rates, homebuyers, and the future of the U.S. housing market.
Mortgage NewsJanuary 29, 2025Fed Holds Rates in JanuaryThe Federal Reserve voted to maintain the fed funds rate range in January. Will mortgage rates decrease in 2025?
Real Estate NewsJanuary 28, 2025Is Housing Getting More Affordable Than Expected? New Data Says YesFor the first time in four years, housing affordability is no longer worsening. Find out how much income it takes to buy a typical home.
Mortgage NewsJanuary 22, 2025Will Mortgage Rates Go Down After the January Fed Meeting?With the inflation fight ongoing, will the Federal Reserve make its fourth consecutive rate cut at its January 2025 meeting?
Mortgage NewsJanuary 17, 2025Conventional Loan Limits for 2025Conforming loan limits for 2025 climbed by 5.2%, setting the new threshold at $806,500 in most parts of the United States.
