2021 Foreclosure Activity Hits All-Time Low
That tsunami of foreclosures expected when forbearance ended? Barely a splash. ATTOM predicts an uptick that won’t reach “normal levels” until year’s end.
That tsunami of foreclosures expected when forbearance ended? Barely a splash. ATTOM predicts an uptick that won’t reach “normal levels” until year’s end.
Under Flood Risk Rating 2.0, how many homes in your zip code will pay more? NFIP exec says even increases are on par with yearly boosts under the old system.
The business-loan money, part of HUD’s Community Development Block Grant program, requires that 51% of new jobs go to lower-income county residents.
When Realtors, employees or association staff need help following a natural disaster, Florida Realtors Disaster Relief Fund steps in to help.
The Fed announced it would tighten monetary policy more quickly, which pushed the 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage higher compared to last week’s 3.22%.
Fla.’s sporadic cold weather makes space heaters popular, but last weekend’s Bronx fire and 17 deaths serves as a warning: Use them with safety in mind.
The number of homeowners who are late paying their mortgage (3.8%) is largely the same as it was before the pandemic began (3.7% in 2019).
If only there was a way to predict the future so you could prepare? There is. On Jan. 19, virtually and in-person, Fla. economists will unveil their 2022 predictions.
The online service aligns with national course standards – the level first-time buyers need to qualify for some mortgage products, like low-down payment loans.
Both U-Haul and United Van Lines listed Fla. as a top destination state. NAR’s chief economist credits affordability, job creation and lower taxes for the moves.