Planning now to deal with financial and property issues will save effort and money at a difficult time later. But there’s no one-size-fits all estate plan.
Many millennials are entering homeownership later in life, leaving both generations looking to buy in a market largely devoid of entry-level options, analysts say.
A strong labor market and heightened demand for homes this spring is expected at a time when the for-sale inventory is the lowest level in over a decade.
The freedom of independent work has one downside: An employer isn’t helping you save for retirement. It’s never too late/too early to create a personal retirement plan.
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State and local government sign laws apply, but signs could also be restricted by an HOA, providing the rules are written down and applied across the board.
Today’s sub-4% mortgage rates improve buyers’ purchasing power now, but at some point they’ll rise, leading to higher borrowing costs, says NAR’s chief economist. What will happen to sales when that occurs?
“Oh good, we’re approved,” should be, “I wonder if we can get a lower rate?” By shopping around, the average borrower can save $44.5K over the life of a loan.
Many homeowners get a spark in their eye and a fire in their gut watching home-improvement television, but not every upgrade pays off when it comes time to sell.
The national median existing single-family home price in the fourth quarter of 2019 was $274,900 – a 6.6% increase compared to the fourth quarter of 2018 ($258,000).
Fla. Realtors data: Single-family sales up 5.9%, median price up 3.7% year-over-year while condo median price up 3.8% over 2018’s end. Condo sales eased slightly, down 0.8%, compared to a year ago. A growing economy and strong jobs outlook bode well for 2020.