Some first-time and low- to middle-income home buyers will likely be edged out of the housing market under tougher standards recently adopted by the Federal Housing Administration, experts say.
Friday, April 12, 2019
Fewer first-time home buyers likely to qualify for mortgages under tougher FHA standards
Sunday, March 31, 2019
Phoenix homes prices climbed 130 percent in 10 years. What's next?
Home prices hit a new record in metro Phoenix last year, and so did incomes in the Valley.
D.R. Horton buys Phoenix land for $80 million, plans luxury homes
A homebuilder has paid a record price for approximately 120 acres in northeast Phoenix. Only one home was on the nearly vacant swath of desert.
Saturday, March 30, 2019
Metro Phoenix apartment rents climbed faster than anywhere in the U.S.
Apartment rents climbed faster in metro Phoenix than anywhere in the U.S. during the past year.
Sunday, March 10, 2019
Got Money Stress? Here Are the Best 5 Steps to Overcome It
So, you're stressed out about money. You're not alone. I just read a study that confirmed the following:
1. 30% of Americans stress about money constantly
2. 85% of Americans stress about money sometimes
3. 43% of Americans label unexpected expenses as their biggest source of stress
4. Only 39% of Americans have enough in savings to cover a $1,000 emergency
Goodbye bidding wars: Homebuyers gain edge in this year's housing market
If you're hunting for a house this spring, say goodbye to frenzied bidding wars. And if you're selling, get ready for good, old-fashioned negotiations.
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
Will Individual Agents Be The Real Winners In The IBuyer Game?
While iBuyer companies continue to make news, there's an interesting trend afoot that virtually no one seems to have noticed: Opendoor, Knock, Offerpad and Redfin might not be as formidable as the press makes them out to be. Could it be that the real winner in the iBuyer arena is the agent conducting an old-fashioned print marketing campaign?
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