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Why Falling Home Prices Aren’t Necessary for Housing Affordability to Get Worse

When housing affordability deteriorates, most people expect the cause to be obvious. Home prices must be rising. That seems logical. If houses become more expensive while...

Why Home Equity Is Losing Some of Its Financial Advantage When Insurance Costs Rise

For years, rising home equity has been one of the clearest financial benefits of owning a home. A homeowner buys a property, pays down the...

Why Rising Insurance Costs Could Change Which Homes Buyers Consider Affordable

For years, homebuyers have been taught to begin their search with a few familiar numbers. The purchase price. The down payment. The mortgage rate. And the estimated monthly...

Why a More Buyer Friendly Housing Market Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Homes Are More Affordable

The U.S. housing market is becoming more buyer friendly in several important ways. There are more homes available than there were a year ago. Properties...

What Happens When Property Values Drop During Active HELOC Usage

Home equity has become one of the most valuable financial resources for many homeowners. As property values have risen over the past decade, millions...

Why Some Borrowers View HELOCs as Safer Than Personal Loans

When consumers need to borrow money, they often compare multiple financing options before making a decision. Among homeowners, one of the most common comparisons...

Why Some Homeowners Regret Cash Out Refinancing

For many homeowners, rising property values create a sense of financial opportunity. As home equity grows, it becomes one of the largest sources of...

Why Convenience Is Becoming More Important Than Interest Rates in Refinancing

For decades, refinancing a mortgage was largely a numbers game. Homeowners closely watched interest rates and when rates dropped enough to produce meaningful monthly...

How Rising Treasury Yields Impact Mortgage Rates

For many consumers, mortgage rates seem to move according to their own rules. One week rates fall, the next week they rise and the...

How Economic Headlines Influence Refinance Activity More Than Expected

Most people assume refinancing decisions are driven by hard numbers. If mortgage rates fall enough, homeowners refinance. If rates remain high, they wait. On...

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