15 Year Mortgage Hit a Historic Low
A 15 year mortgage is often dismissed because payments are higher. At these low rates, considering a 15 year makes financial sense.
What You Need to Know About the $15k First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
Here’s what you need to know about the $15k first-time homebuyer tax credit The topics of home affordability and gentrification are like landmines for politicians and real estate professionals alike. Most, or at least some of them, care about the…
Active Listings Are Up 50%
Has the real estate market started the path to “normalcy”? These early signs say maybe.
Denver Market Trends | July 2021
Inventory is coming back online. Know how I know? Because I am reading headlines that tell me so. Okay, I’m kind of joking, but not really. Homebuyers and sellers are trying to figure out if now is the time to jump in or jump out.
Finding a home and making an offer
In earlier posts we discussed finding the right lender and realtor. Now it is time to move on to the most exciting and sometimes nerve racking part of the home buying process. It is time to search for that home…
Interest Rates Are Shifting & Rents Are Rising
Jerome Powell admitted it’s time the Fed start “talking about talking about” raising rates. Here’s what to expect next. Plus, It is cheaper to rent….
Lowest Inventory in May….Ever
The hopes of large number of people returning to the labor market in May was dampened with lower than expected results. Couple that with the lowest May inventory ever recorded, and we have ourselves a market that requires dedicated expertise for clients.
Denver Market Trends | June 2021
Did you experience the recent real estate false peak? It “felt” like it loosened up a little during the second half of May. Did you feel it? Like there were more opportunities for buyers as more inventory came on the market.
Why We Are Not Headed Into a Housing Market Crash
Here’s Why We are NOT Headed Into a Housing Market Crash The Home Equity Safety Net With homes appreciating so quickly, is this bubble about to burst? Are we headed for a housing crash? Even as homes literally fly off…
As Debt Increases, Interest Rates Decline….Wait! What??
It seems counter-intuitive, but as the government debt increases interest rates fall. Read more why this is a critical component to economic growth. But more importantly, how the new home ownership programs thrive because of it.
