How My ‘Almost Client’ Lost $48,088
This article is not as much about losing a deal, as it is about understanding what was lost. Not getting every potential prospect as a
This article is not as much about losing a deal, as it is about understanding what was lost. Not getting every potential prospect as a
As many know, since the financial and housing crises, mortgage reform has made qualifying for a mortgage a lot more cumbersome than in the past.
Many direct and indirect economic market factors play a role in the movement of interest rates. Generally, in a growing economy, people have a higher
Not everything that glitters is gold. I first heard that cliche about 25 years ago when my father was telling his client not to buy
There are many reasons why homeowners opt to refinance their current mortgage—from obtaining a lower interest rate, to shortening the duration of their loan, to
Apparently, I was one of the last people to speak with Vera Greenwald a”h when I spoke with her this past Sunday morning. She was
According to a recent survey by the National Retail Federation, an estimated 190 million Americans will tune in to Super Bowl 50 this Sunday, February
Each week the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (more commonly knowns as “Freddie Mac”) publishes their Mortgage Interest Rate notification known as The Freddie Mac
If you are like many in the community, thoughts of school break and winter vacation are dominating your current plans. Undoubtingly after your trip is
When an all-cash offer is not the best option. The record-breaking Powerball this week had lots of people discussing what they would do with the
I will be the first to admit that mortgages are boring. The topic is boring, the details are boring, the particulars are boring, the prerequisites
This past week, the housing market received a surprising housing report from the National Association of Realtors® (NAR). The news media and online blogger community