7 Places in America That Will Pay You to Move There
From cash grants to free lots of land, these incentives are luring city dwellers to rural America.
From cash grants to free lots of land, these incentives are luring city dwellers to rural America.
Lackluster listings abound – learn to cut through the clutter and spot the keepers.
Last Friday, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced plans to increase guarantee fees (g-fees) on loans sold to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Banks and lenders pay Fannie and Freddie so-called âg-feesâ in exchange for purchasing their loans and bundling them into mortgage-backed securities, which are then sold to investors on the secondary market. [&hellip
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A while back, I mentioned that it appeared as if we were running out of homes for sale, despite being just years (or days) out of the housing crisis. I was being somewhat facetious, but itâs true that there are very few homes for sale these days, at least in areas where people want to [&hellip
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When it comes to owning a house, the decision whether to build or buy is one you have to contend with. Each option comes with its set of advantages and disadvantages. For instance, buying ensures you become homeowner in record time as opposed to building which takes longer. Whichever option you settle on, it helps […]
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If youâve listened to the news lately, youâve probably heard that home prices are on the mend, big time. The latest piece of good news comes courtesy of S&P Dow Jones Indices, which released its S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices report yesterday. It revealed that average home prices increased 8.6% and 9.3% for the 10- and [&hellip
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During an interview with CNBC this morning, Ara Hovnanian of K. Hovnanian Homes expressed that heâs not worried about higher mortgage rates hurting the housing market. In fact, the mega home builderâs CEO actually thinks weâre in the âearly inningsâ of the housing recovery, noting that housing starts are still way below the expected average [&hellip
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