Falling Mortgage Rates Could Save Homebuyers $40,000+ Over Lifetime of Loan
Across the U.S., falling APRs caused calculated mortgage payments to decrease by an average of $111.71 a month. Read More
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Nearly 75% of Americans Dislike a Neighbor — Most Common Among Gen Zers, Apartment Dwellers and Northeasterners
Many Americans are having a tough time getting along with a neighbor, whether it’s vibes, noise or rudeness. Read More
VA Non-Allowable Fees: What VA Homebuyers Don’t Pay
Learn which fees military borrowers have to pay, as well as the costs that fall into the VA non-allowable fees category. Read More
Stalled Construction Projects Up 47% Nationwide Since Pre-Pandemic, Even As Home Constructions Rise
While the number of homes that were built increased, home construction projects that were authorized but not started became more prevalent. Read More
What Is a Mortgage Buydown and How Does It Work?
Learn how a mortgage rate buydown can help you lower your interest for a set time period or permanently. Read More
15 Key Questions To Ask a Mortgage Lender
Before choosing a home loan, here are some smart questions to ask a mortgage lender so you know what to expect during the homebuying process. Read More
Can You Roll Student Loans Into a Mortgage?
If you're a homeowner with student loan debt, learn about the process of rolling student loans into your mortgage. Read More
Nearly 650,000 People Are Homeless in the US — Here’s Where Homelessness Is Most, Least Common
The data indicates nearly 650,000 people across the nation’s 50 states and the District of Columbia are considered homeless. Read More
14.9 Million Homes Are Vacant in the US — Here Are the States With the Highest Vacancy Rates
Our study dives into U.S. Census Bureau data to look at vacancy rates and home values across the country and by state. Read More
32% of Black Homeowners Believe Their Home’s Value Was Unfairly Appraised
Our survey found that 23% of Americans who’ve had to get a home appraisal believe the value was too low at least once in their lifetime. Read More
