Our Racially Divided Housing Market Is Changing, Thanks to Millennials
A look at how we got here and where we’re headed.
A look at how we got here and where we’re headed.
It takes more than two years before buying the typical U.S. home makes more financial sense than renting it (but that time frame varies by market).
While you might not immediately associate retirement with homeownership, buying a home after age 60 can be thrilling and financially savvy. Instead of looking for highly rated school districts, you can find the ideal combination of comfort, affordability and proximity ⦠Continue reading â
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This morning â because the sky was clear and I hadn’t anything better to do â I let the dog lead me on a six-mile walk. For two hours, we wound our way through the streets of Corvallis. We sniffed drains, barked at squirrels, and in every way had a merry old time.
If I’d allow her, Tally would spend hours every day sniffing drains around the city.
As we walked, I reflected on how fortunate Kim and I were when we decided to move here. We were deliberate about our choice, sure, but it was still something of a gamble. Sometimes research and experience don’t align. In this case, they have.
After four months Corvallis seems like a perfect fit for us. There’s so much we love about this place, such as:
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With inflation continuing to affect interest rates, homeowners looking for financial relief may turn to their mortgages to help their overall budget. Adjustable-rate mortgages can bring interest rates down to affordable levels for borrowers, making homeownership possible during financially challenging ⦠Continue reading â
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High home prices, mortgage rates are the new normal Colorado Springs Business Journal
U.S. adults who carry personal debt held an average of $22,354 exclusive of mortgages at the start of the year, when inflation was already on the rise but before the latest spikes MILWAUKEE, Sept. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — At the early part of this year, personal debt among U.S. adults aged 18+ was on a three-year downward … [Read more…]