Will the move to dismantle Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mean the end of the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage as we have come to know it? Many housing proponents say that it will. Without the government's backing, they contend that... » more
Freddie Mac reported today the average rate for a 30-year loan dropped to 4.63 percent from 4.71 giving Americans even more incentive to buy homes or refinance their current loans. This new drop now... » more
As a business coach for real estate professionals for the last 14+ years, I often hear the same question from my clients, "How do I stop procrastinating and do what I need to do to pick up the phone?" This article... » more
Tidying up your home for your open house or a buyer's showing can make all the difference when it comes to selling your home. Yet, sometimes sellers neglect to do this even though it will help increase their chances of... » more
After three straight weeks of declines the rate for a 30 year fixed mortgage dropped to its lowest level of the year to 4.71 percent down from 4.78 percent the previous week as we head into the peak buying... » more
Every week I hear from dozens of real estate professionals who are asking themselves "why can't I get my pipeline full of prospective clients?" Now more than ever people are struggling with lead... » more
Making the move from renter to homeowner can be a big step. While homeownership comes with a lot of perks, it's also a huge financial responsibility. How do you know if you're ready to buy? Are you ready... » more
As crime victims go, real estate agents don't compare to taxi drivers, who suffer the highest rate of homicide of any occupation, according to government statistics. But every so often an agent is killed, robbed... » more
Starting October 1st Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will adjust the size of mortgages they will guarantee in high-cost areas around the nation. At that point the maximum loan amount that both Fannie and Freddie... » more
Could it really be true? No more utility bills? It's not just keeping green in their wallet that buyers are after when it comes to purchasing a home. These days buyers want to know that the home they buy will save them... » more
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