Could Bank Busts Be a Boon for Real Estate Agents?
Headlines about crumbling banks and financial institutions are stirring up concerns again. Many are still reeling from the news that ...
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Inflation Sinks Again, but Focus Now on Banks
The latest CPI data shows another significant taming of price increases. The question is, does it matter anymore? After the ...
Looming Recession and Housing-Market Correction on the Table in 2023
Most can agree that the housing affordability crisis has been a thorn in the side of many consumers in recent ...
Fed Decelerates, Raising Hope for Housing Rebound
With mortgage rates top of mind for real estate practitioners, the Federal Reserve provided a jolt of hope—both for housing ...
Inflation May Be Slowing, but so Is Consumer Spending
There's still a way to go before the Federal Reserve gets inflation under control. However, the signs of progress continue ...
Mortgage Mix: Lawsuits, Rate Hikes and Settlements, Oh My!
Editor’s Note: The Mortgage Mix is RISMedia’s weekly highlight reel of need-to-know mortgage-industry happenings. Watch for it each Friday. -After ...
Fed Officials Drop Hints Ahead of Key Rate Decision
Heading into 2023, the housing market has not crashed the way many predicted, but it has taken a severe beating, ...
Strong Jobs Report Boosts Hope for Housing in 2023
Continuing to hold up against the Federal Reserve’s campaign of rate hikes, the labor market remained strong in December as ...
Fed Anticipates ‘Weak’ Housing Market in 2023 With Rates Remaining High
Minutes released yesterday for the Federal Reserve’s December meeting provide more confirmation that the central bank plans to hold interest ...
Along With Smaller Rate Hike, Fed Projects Some Additional Pain in 2023
Following more than two months of (generally) good news on inflation, the Federal Reserve appears ready to begin scaling back ...
5 Key Reasons FSBOs Regret Not Using a Real Estate Agent
Some homeowners think selling their properties with no agent will save gobs of money on commissions. Almost always they come to regret it, settling on a price that could have been better, not to mention spending way more time on the process than they envisioned Read more.
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