Since late 2022, the media has created a lot of fear about a price crash and those concerns are still lingering.

Do you want to invest in yourself or your landlord?

No matter what interest rates and home prices do next, sometimes homeowners just have to move.

The increasing effects of more damaging weather are leading to new obstacles in residential real estate. As a recent article from CoreLogic explains: “As the specter of climate change looms large, the world is bracing for unprecedented challenges. In the world of real estate, one of these challenges will be the effects on property portfolios, homeowners and […]

Basically, renting doesn't allow you to build equity.

In the housing market, there are predictable ebbs and flows that happen each year.

Over the past few years, home prices have gone up significantly – and those rising prices helped equity to accumulate faster than usual.

Having a higher rental expense may not be something you want to deal with every year, particularly as you get older and depend on more of a fixed income.

"Home prices in the U.S. are downside sticky."

Banks and lenders learned from the crash, and now they verify income, assets, employment, and more.

With today’s affordability challenges, your equity can be a game changer when you move.

Are you next?

"Some homeowners are unwilling to trade up or trade down after locking in historically-low mortgage rates in recent years.”

Buyers are more active than they were in May 2022.

A recent survey by Freddie Mac reveals 18% of respondents say they’re likely to buy a home in the next six months.

Isn't it time to get on with your life?

The buyer pool continues to be very crowded.

Most reliable experts agree that mortgage rates will not drop significantly any time soon.

The basic problem with these "expert" opinions is that they compare today's market to what was happening over the last few years

Our colleague suggested that the market is currently stuck in the 3D's: death, divorce, and debt.