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Homeownership Rate in the Second Quarter of 2014
The homeownership rate fell to 64.8 percent in the second quarter. It marks the lowest ownership rate in nearly 20 years. After peaking at 69 percent in 2004, the ownership rate has been steadily falling, at first from the aftermath effects of housing market bubble-crash to the ongoing tight ... » Learn More about Homeownership Rate in the Second Quarter of 2014
Banks Dish Out Million Dollar Mortgages, Tight On First Time Buyers
As banks are scaling back on making FHA and other types of first time buyer loans, they're issuing a record number of million dollar plus loans. “These high-net-worth borrowers do act differently than first-time buyers, who borrow because they have to,” says Erin Gorman, managing director at Bank ... » Learn More about Banks Dish Out Million Dollar Mortgages, Tight On First Time Buyers
California Housing Market at a Glance – Prices Dropped!
After several years of appreciating values, California's median home prices dropped slightly month over month. As I've been conveying for the past year, the market has been changing from a sellers market to one of neutrality. Existing Home Sales are up a slight 1.5% month over month, but down ... » Learn More about California Housing Market at a Glance – Prices Dropped!
Chase Pulling Back From Making FHA Loans Because of Regulatory Risk and Costs
Chase is scaling back on making FHA, Freddie and Fannie loans because the regulatory costs, conflicts between regulating agencies, and the cost to foreclose makes it economically unrealistic to deal with them, and will be concentrating on only super prime loans. They may be the first major bank to ... » Learn More about Chase Pulling Back From Making FHA Loans Because of Regulatory Risk and Costs