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Today there are many reasons buyers may want to move more quickly. In addition to a still-limited supply and rising mortgage rates you may desire to change school districts before the school year. You may need to relocate for work.
Whatever the reason Bay Equity Home Loans is your trusted guide through the home-buying experience. Call...
The turning leaves and ringing school bells of autumn signal it is time to move on with the inevitable formation of families and the enduring American Dream of homeownership.
As we roll into fall of 2022 home shoppers are looking for balance as the country navigates unprecedented economic volatility.
There's some good news. Though still higher than...
After the Housing Crash and the Great Recession ended more than a decade ago the U.S. experienced an extended period of low rates and cheap borrowing. The Pandemic Housing Boom of 2020 - 2021 built on that already impressive momentum. Sooner or later the pendulum was bound to swing.
It turns out that the ebb in...
It may not be the most interesting subject in the world but every person who has a home mortgage or plans to get one will be required to purchase homeowner insurance.
It is important to understand insurance basics – premiums deductibles and limits of coverage.
The premium is the amount the insured pays for coverage...
Earlier this summer Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Marcia Fudge announced the federal “Our Way Home” initiative an effort to boost the nation’s affordable housing supply in a sustainable way.
It builds upon President Joe Biden’s plan to close the housing supply gap in five years.
Our Way Home envisions an an “all-hands-on-deck” approach to protect...
With an average of 11 “residence changes” during their lifetimes most Americans have considerable experience packing up moving out and then settling in again.
Make your next move your best move with a few tips to preserve your patience your money and your back.
Make plans:
Begin to “sort and purge” about two months before a move....
