
California’s outbound home searches double national average
M. Dean Vincent/Real Estate Talk
M. Dean Vincent/Real Estate Talk
M. Dean Vincent/Real Estate Talk
Twenty-two million military veterans have used Veterans Administration loans to purchase a home, yet even today — 74 years after the program’s inception — some applicants incorrectly believe zero down
Realtors praised a recent decision by the Federal Housing Administration to stop insuring new mortgages on homes with a Property Assessed Clean Energy assessment, a type of financing to fund energy-efficient home improvements.
The housing market is morphing — what with interest rate hikes, rising prices and limited inventory — but economists expect to see modest gains nationwide in existing home sales in
Homeowners nationwide saw an average gain in equity of $11,000 last year, while in states such as California, Oregon and Washington, equity increased an average of nearly $30,000 per person.
California Realtors responding to the August Market Pulse Survey said declining housing affordability topped lack of inventory as Realtors’ top concern, with 26 percent stating they were concerned about low
Experienced Realtors invest considerable time educating buyers about common falsehoods that too often haunt and stall the home buying process. The myths include: The down payment is the only upfront
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