What will housing credit look like in next recession?
We need to understand the credit channels in the U.S. today and why theyâre so different than the period of 2002-2008.
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Homeowners who held onto a 3% mortgage rate are becoming âaccidental landlordsâ – Fortune
Homeowners who held onto a 3% mortgage rate are becoming âaccidental landlordsâ Fortune
Optimism Reigns Amid Affordability Challenges
The shortage of entry-level homes and slow income growth could turn people off from homeownership, but the American dream of buying a home remains alive and well.
âI canât afford to sell because I donât want to lose that rateâ: 3% mortgage rates will loom large over the U.S. housing market for years to come – Fortune
âI canât afford to sell because I donât want to lose that rateâ: 3% mortgage rates will loom large over the U.S. housing market for years to come Fortune
The ongoing housing market slump brings back 2-1 mortgage rate buydownsâhereâs how it works – Fortune
The ongoing housing market slump brings back 2-1 mortgage rate buydownsâhereâs how it works Fortune
Smart Money: How COVID-19 Changed Our Finances â and Our Advice
NerdWallet writers discuss how COVID-19 changed the way we manage and talk about money in this roundtable episode of the Smart Money podcast.
What to expect for Houston’s housing market, mortgage rates in 2023 – Houston Chronicle
What to expect for Houston’s housing market, mortgage rates in 2023 Houston Chronicle
The U.S. housing market just took another hit – Fortune
The U.S. housing market just took another hit Fortune
Selling or buying? Better check that calendar â¦
Update: We’d like to point out that both of these articles were authored by Greg Swann, who writes…
Is It Actually a Good Thing That a Home Is an Illiquid Asset?
Hereâs yet another post on the rent vs. buy argument, one that never seems to go away. Iâve written extensively on the pros and cons, but a recent conversation provided me with another interesting nugget. I was speaking with a guy who happens to be a CFP (I think) and we were discussing investing and… Read More »Is It Actually a Good Thing That a Home Is an Illiquid Asset?
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