Real Estate Q&A: How Should Condo Board Tell New Residents About Fee Increase?
(TNS)—Q: How should the board member interviewing new residents in our condominium association handle knowing there will be a significant ...
Tag: Homeownership
Why You Should Lock in a Mortgage Rate Ahead of the Next Fed Meeting
(TNS)—With the next Federal Reserve meeting set for Nov. 2-3, now is probably a good time to lock in a ...
Weekly Housing Report Finds Balanced Market, Slowing Down Previous Buyer Frenzy
The markets are continuing to balance out following the buyer frenzy witnessed throughout the course of the pandemic. While buyer ...
MBA Introduces 2022 Affordable Homeownership Advisory Council
The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) recently announced the members of its 2022 Affordable Homeownership Advisory Council. The Affordable Homeownership Advisory ...
Things That Could Unexpectedly Impact Your Real Estate Appraisal
Although everything in your home is essential, there are certain things that the appraiser will be looking for that don't ...
Real Estate Q&A: What Can Neighbors Do About Hoarder’s Unkempt Home?
TNS—Q: A resident of our community is a hoarder and does not maintain his home. We are concerned that the ...
Be Sustainable—and Strategic
Research shows that homebuyers want, and will pay for, sustainable features like energy-efficient appliances and low-emittance windows. Stop in at ...
Impacts of Appraisal Bias Felt by Real Estate Professionals
Experts unpack issues and possible solutions surrounding issues raised in a recent Freddie Mac report.
Inside Real Estate Launches Innovative Homeownership Solution, CORE Home
Inside Real Estate has announced its first product release from its new homeownership technology, CORE Home. CORE Home is a ...
Leverage Your Network and Don’t Lose a Repeat Customer Again
Twenty years ago, real estate agents were the gatekeepers of real estate data. Homebuyers had no other option than to ...
6 Key Numbers Buyers Must Examine Before Committing
“The rate should never be treated as a yes-or-no answer,” says Nick Nastos, founder of Chicago’s Property Shop. “I would be more concerned about a buyer closing with no emergency fund than one accepting a slightly higher rate with a manageable payment and cash still in the... Read more.
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