It’s bad enough mortgage rates are over 7% â now it’s harder to qualify for a home loan – CNBC
It’s bad enough mortgage rates are over 7% â now it’s harder to qualify for a home loan CNBC
It’s bad enough mortgage rates are over 7% â now it’s harder to qualify for a home loan CNBC
During the pandemic payment pause, you should slay bills and/or increase your savings. The repayment holiday is not for frivolous spending.During the pandemic payment pause, you should slay bills and/or increase your savings. The repayment holiday is not for frivolous spending.
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A friend out in California asked me how much, on average, I spend on a bottle of wine. I replied, âAbout half an hour.â Plenty of wine is being consumed while watching Yellowstone and 1923, and while all the women are ogling Spencer Dutton in 1923, in some non-mortgage news to save the economy the Secretary of Homeland Security will announce next month that the Immigration and Customs Enforcement will start deporting seniors (instead of illegals) to lower Social Security and Medicare costs. A major study concluded that older people are easier to catch, offer less resistance, and, more importantly, will not remember how to get back home. In actual news, lenders who own servicing continue to peel it off because it either doesnât fit their portfolio, or they need the cash. The owners of lenders continue to examine various business strategies as we start 2023, with some thinking that it doesnât make sense to remain the size they are. There was a lot of mergers and acquisition activity last year, big and small. I am told by my M&A friends at STRATMOR (Garth & David) that 2023 is lining up for even more. (Both will be in San Diego at the IMB Conference if you want to confidentially meet up.) This weekâs podcast is sponsored by Candor. Candorâs patented automated underwriting decision engine, CogniTechâ¢, is a state-of-the-art, 100% machine platform that can handle infinite loan scenarios. Todayâs has Part Two of an interview with Tom Booker and Tom Showalter on how every underwrite is an anomaly.
Recession: Likely Correction: Maybe Crash: Unlikely Recession Housing Recession = Loss in Construction Jobs In the last 10 years, home builders have been busy. But, housing supply doesnât have a cartel like oil suppliers have OPEC. So, most builders & many city councils got overzealous…
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Discover loan programs, grants, and home buying help for North Carolina first-time home buyers. Buying a home in NC may be easier than you think.
First-time home buyers may qualify for serious benefits, from homeowner education courses to cash assistance with their down payments.
When you want to make an offer on a house, chances are the seller will want to know whether you’re pre-approved or pre-qualified for a loan. What difference does it make? It depends on you who ask. We’ll explain. What’s the difference? Many say that pre-qualification is the preliminary step in the mortgage process, where a […]
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Potential homebuyersâ purchase sentiment improved slightly in December but it still remains well below pre-pandemic highs.
Everything you need to know as a California first-time home buyer, from home prices to loan options and down payment grants.
Weâve now reached Chapter 6 of our home buying series and, at this point, you should have a better understanding of what the home buying process looks like and the steps that are needed to buy a home. In the previous chapter, we went over what proof of income is and why itâs needed to
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