Record Setting Year in Refinancing Echoes the Cautionary Tale of 2003 – 2004
In 2003, lenders extended $3.7 trillion of mortgages; it was a record that many believed we would never come close to again. Enter COVID-19 and a desperate Fed policy to keep the economy afloat. 17-years later, it l...
Read Full PostMajor Cities May Enter Into a “Great Reset,” but They Are not in Danger
People love to speak hyperbolically and the tendency to speak do so is even more apparent in times of crisis; we are in a crisis right now, and so you made have heard many people suggesting that COVID-19 represents ...
Read Full PostHow President-Elect Biden’s Policies Will Impact the Housing Market for First-Time Buyers
Love him or hate him, President-elect Biden has plans for the housing market, and those plans seem poised to benefit the first-time home buyer. The landscape for first-time buyers is not pretty right now; between bi...
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