Prepare for Hurricanes – But 8 Things to Never Do
Regret is rampant after a hurricane – regret for the preparation things you could have done but didn’t. However, not all hurricane advice makes sense.
Regret is rampant after a hurricane – regret for the preparation things you could have done but didn’t. However, not all hurricane advice makes sense.
Florida Realtors economist: Most Fla. home sellers accepted offers at or above their asking – and 1 in 5 (20%) Fla. sellers get at least 5% more.
Housing remained resilient – Fla. more than many states – but signs suggest a slowdown in price increases. Still, investors moving away from stocks may be a wild card.
Thanks to supply-chains and other pandemic-era challenges, the price for lumber – and new homes – soared higher. But lumber saw a notable price drop last week.
In March, HUD published a proposal in the Federal Register to create a 40-year option for existing FHA borrowers, a move NAR backed in a comment letter.
People have many reasons to move, but “climate change” is increasingly one of the factors they list, especially less favorable weather conditions in their area.
The tech world can be scary, but you can take steps to lower your risk. Start with unique passwords for every site – and never log in using Facebook or Google.
How do you define success? For 74% of people, it’s owning a home. For most people, it ranked higher than careers or even family in a Bankrate.com poll.
The average down payment in this year’s first quarter was $28K (13.1% of purchase price). Two years earlier, it was $14K (10.9% of purchase price).
Buyers who can still afford a home feel they must act quickly in the face of rising mortgage rates: 36% of millennials owners said it happened earlier than planned.