Calm Before the Storm? Forecasters Add to Hurricane Predictions
NOAA: 7-10 hurricanes will still form out of 15-21 named storms (includes tropical storms). If true, 2021 will be a record sixth straight year of above-normal activity.
NOAA: 7-10 hurricanes will still form out of 15-21 named storms (includes tropical storms). If true, 2021 will be a record sixth straight year of above-normal activity.
The pandemic’s border closures and lockdowns dinged the international buyer market over the past year, but signs point to a resurgence among new buyers and those who postponed a purchase. Economists say today’s buyers should expect to face even more competition.
What threat do heat, flood, drought and fire pose to a house as the earth warms? Redfin says it’s adding ClimateCheck, scaled 1-100, to each listing on its website.
The average 30-year mortgage rate fell to 2.77% this week, down from last week’s 2.80%, in part due to investor uncertainty over the COVID-19 delta variant.
The Supreme Court agreed the original eviction ban was unconstitutional in a suit filed by two Realtor associations. On Wed., they asked a District Court to rule against the latest ban, even as a push is on to get more money to landlords. In Fla., only 2% of $870M the state received so far has…
It depends, but you don’t need to be ‘rich’ to invest in real estate. You just need to be smart with your money and willing to invest it in an appreciating asset.
If a home floods, the owner needs flood insurance. But other post-disaster options can also provide help, via grants or low-cost loans earmarked for repairs.
Think of Google My Business as your resume. You provide info to Google – emphasizing unique elements – and Google shows your business to more web surfers.
$10 billion worth of federal aid can be used by homeowners with all types of mortgages, including mobile home loans and even seniors with reverse mortgages.
A $2K home repair in 2019 might cost $4K today, as homeowners struggle to find money-saving alternatives. Supply prices should eventually go down – but not right away.