Risks and rewards come with an auctioned home
After adjusting, house prices aren't as hot as they seem
OneTitle analyzed 182,487 individual real estate transactions to study title insurance premiums and fees
Things will start to settle down as soon as the smoke clears, but it remains remarkably dense.
However, the current situation is nothing like the 2008 financial crisis
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The overnight market panic is overdone and not a sign of economic trouble to come
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Last week’s rate movements were unusually powered by individuals acting on principle
Some decisions are just hard, and GSEs have correctly and successfully resisted administration demands to reduce loan balances
There have been notable changes since the last update in April 2015
The trick is to offload distressed property before disaster hits
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Take two things for certain. First, there’s never been nor ever will be a housing bubble without a corresponding bubble in mortgage credit. Second, no matter who may yap about credit being too easy (usually complainers about the federal role in mortgages), stick with the Fed’s quarterly accounting of U.S. financial flows, Z-1.
The outside world is a wreck, the U.S. is the world’s only locomotive, and cash is pouring in here again
Asserted, but not true: the record lows are the result of bad policy at central banks
