A decrease in foreclosures has been a continuing all over the country, as the real estate market gradually recovers from one of the worst housing crises ever. The January Property Intelligence Report from DataQuick reveals that 31 of the 42 counties evaluated had fewer foreclosures compared with ... » Learn More about Foreclosures Falling, Home Price Growth Leveling-Off
Home-Flipping Comeback May Decrease This Year
The average gross profit for investors who bought a home and market it within six months increased about $10,000 last year, basing on the data firm RealtyTrac. (The figure shows the difference between the purchase and resale prices and does not take into account investments in the home, like ... » Learn More about Home-Flipping Comeback May Decrease This Year
ARM vs. fixed-rate mortgages: What’s right for you?
If you're investigating to choose between an ARM or a fixed-rate mortgage, you're not alone. Here's a primer on mortgage types. When it concerns buying a house, you need to make many decisions. You have to determine which community you want to live in, which school district, how much of a down ... » Learn More about ARM vs. fixed-rate mortgages: What’s right for you?
More house, more money
According to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), in the last four years, the typical size of new homes has increased 13.4 percent from 2,362 square feet in 2009 to 2,679 square feet in 2013. The Association also states that the share of new homes with a minimum of four bedrooms has ... » Learn More about More house, more money
Home prices stagnate, but is housing in any trouble?
According to the S&P / Case-Shiller Home Price Index released presently, American home prices fell in December for the second consecutive month, but only by 0.01 percent compared with November after a comparable decline the month before. Home prices year-over-year throughout all nine U.S. Census ... » Learn More about Home prices stagnate, but is housing in any trouble?