Week in Review: Things We Liked from the Week That Was
First class stamps will stay at 44 cents since the Postal Regulatory Commission denied a United States Postal Service rate hike to 46 cents. With
First class stamps will stay at 44 cents since the Postal Regulatory Commission denied a United States Postal Service rate hike to 46 cents. With
As the Category 4 Hurricane Earl steers toward the east coast, the real estate world was in a tailspin of its own after two short
Some slowdowns are good. DJ Shamantis created an internet hit this week with “U Smile 800 Percent Slower.” A rendition of pop star Justin Bieber’s
As Hurricane Alex swirled around the Gulf producing ten-foot waves and 25 mph winds, 180,000 homebuyers got a lifebuoy that will save them from what
This week, we are starting to see the first inklings of what a post-tax credit real estate market looks like. Numbers out this week show
This week offered a mixed bag of good and bad news. On the positive front, the rate of late mortgage payments dropped in the first
Last week, the tax credit expired. Is that good or is that bad? California has made their decision to state-fund their version of a tax credit in an attempt to continue to drive their housing market – but what about everyone else?
As expected, the end of the tax credit this week has the industry and consumers abuzz. Last month, the April 30th deadline increased sales of
The White House wants our input on how to overhaul the nation’s $11-Trillion mortgage market. Through the Office of the Federal Register, the administration will be asking the public to provide comments to questions regarding the futures of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the broader U.S. housing-finance system.
There was a lot of finger pointing in Washington this week. The Federal Government is urging banks to forgive principals in order to help homeowners
Of all the signs that the economy is getting better, the most exciting, in my opinion, is the shrinking number of foreclosures. It tells me
This week, we are having what I like to call a “Hesitation Moment.” In different data released this week, the housing market went back in
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