It might seem harder to close on a mortgage during the COVID-19 pandemic. But new rules have made parts of the closing process easier than ever.
Sellers typically have the advantage over home buyers in summer. But could COVID-19 flip the housing market? Experts weigh in on both sides.
Falling mortgage rates might not help borrowers this time . Lenders are pulling loan programs, refusing to lock rates, and raising credit score minimums.
Though the start of 2020 has had its challenges, it also has a new silver lining: increased housing affordability in many markets.
If buying a new construction property is on your radar in 2020, you can expect a walk-in closet, low-E windows, and energy-efficient lighting.
Single and ready to buy a home? According to a new analysis, single homeownership is at its highest rate since at least 1900.
Home value growth is finally on the rise again. In fact, according to newly released data, home values are up nearly 4% from just one year ago.
According to a new analysis, The recent drop in mortgage rates has caused a spike in overall housing affordability — especially in Dallas.
While the coronavirus outbreak is certainly no good news, it appears there may be a silver lining to look forward to — at least for hopeful homebuyers.