Mortgage Delinquencies Hit All-Time Low in March
For the month of March, 2.6% of all mortgages were in some stage of delinquency, a 0.3 percentage point decrease ...
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Lawmakers Greenlight Critical Debt-Ceiling Deal, Averting Default
Lawmakers approved legislation that would suspend the federal government's $31.4 trillion debt ceiling mere days before the default deadline. The ...
THE PLAYBOOK: Winning Strategies for Database and CRM Utilization
Editor’s Note: The Playbook is an RISMedia bi-weekly segment centering on what brokers and agents are doing to ensure they ...
Bright MLS Economist Looking Long at RISMedia’s CEO & Leadership Exchange
Above: Bright MLS Chief Economist Dr. Lisa Sturtevant In 2020, everything changed for real estate—truly, everything. From how and where ...
Are Corporate Megaplex Reversals Spilling Into Residential?
Of all the changes wrought by the pandemic, remote work seems to be the one with the most staying power. ...
Mortgage Rates Jump to Highest Point Since November
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) averaged 6.79% this week, up from 6.57% last week. This is according to the latest ...
The Most Affordable Cities in 2023
In a market full of challenges over the last few years, home prices have been a strong thorn in the ...
Insurance Giant Not Accepting New Policies in California
Last week, as most people were looking forward to porch parties and barbecues over the long weekend, one of the ...
HAR President & CEO Recognized for Decades of Service
The Houston Association of REALTORS® (HAR) is celebrating its president and CEO Bob Hale’s 50-year tenure with the association. In ...
Calling All Brokers: Share Your Insight and Level of Confidence in Today’s Market
With spring mostly behind us, real estate practitioners are finding their footing as 2023 has defied many seasonal norms. Heading ...
Buying With Weak Credit: Financing Options From Best to Worst
“For many buyers, six months spent lowering card balances, correcting report errors and building reserves is cheaper than taking the wrong loan today,” says one longtime loan expert. “A delayed purchase can hurt. A payment you cannot comfortably carry hurts much longer.” Read more.
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