Foreclosure Activity Dropped 4% in July
We’ll see a slow uptick in foreclosures? Not in July. While unexpected, Attom’s EVP says the drop might be normal seasonal changes rather than an overall decline.
We’ll see a slow uptick in foreclosures? Not in July. While unexpected, Attom’s EVP says the drop might be normal seasonal changes rather than an overall decline.
California, Connecticut, Georgia, Mississippi and South Carolina haven’t passed legislation, but Delaware, Massachusetts and Washington, D.C. are close to doing so.
Buyers’ feelings about the current market hit a low not seen since 2011. Only 17% think it’s a good time to buy a home, and the “good time to sell” index also dropped.
While experts don’t expect a recession-style foreclosure surge, the numbers should keep rising as the U.S. housing economy returns to “normal.”
Report: A worker making $10/hour in Fla. must work 86 hours to afford a one-bedroom apartment – an affordable rental goal in only 1 out 10 U.S. counties.
Many investors consider real estate a hedge against inflation, and it is. Long term, stocks still have a stronger historical position – but gold does not.
Many Realtors dislike live presentations because “I’m nervous” or “don’t like the way I sound.” But with practice, Facebook Live is strong marketing tool.
People who could work from anywhere often opted for Fla., and real estate investors found short-term-rental profits soared – but it added to buyers’ frustrations.
New Fla. condo safety standards raise the bar for about 2M owners and set an extremely short timeline – and there may not be enough engineers to get the job done.
Equifax – one of the big three U.S. credit scorers – says a computer coding error changed credit scores as much as 25 points, up or down, between March 17 and April 6.