Frustrated with Inventory? Get Creative
Buyers and sellers often don’t know all their options. A leaseback may convince a homeowner to sell now, for example, and buyers could learn about new mortgage options.
Buyers and sellers often don’t know all their options. A leaseback may convince a homeowner to sell now, for example, and buyers could learn about new mortgage options.
Even companies that want workers to return to the office find it’s not that simple, and recession fears have some firms looking for ways to cut expenses.
By Sept. 5, lenders must update guidelines to make it easier for salaried/hourly workers and self-employed people to qualify for a loan if they lost work during the pandemic.
Fla. has a lot of residents born outside the state – but one in three (35.8%) is a true Floridian. Only Nevada has a lower percentage of state-born residents.
Recession fears pushed the 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage down from last week’s 5.7%, though they remain higher than the 2.9% recorded last year at this time.
The Fed is willing to push interest rates higher, but it’s not just a supply-cost worry. If consumers expect more inflation, it can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
More Americans dream of moving to Fla. than other states, according to Coldwell Banker, and a high percentage of Fla. residents won’t search for a home elsewhere.
Zero-down, interest-only adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) played a role in the last recession, but today’s options are safe if buyers understand the pros and cons.
Big investment firms largely ignored single-family housing until 2007, and competition between investors and homesteaders is a fundamental market change.
Why should someone move to Fla.? Because it’s officially fun, according to a WalletHub study that looked at entertainment, recreation and nightlife.