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What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – December 30th, 2024
With Christmas concluding the prior week, there were few reports other than Consumer Confidence, which had come in slightly below expectations. This should prove to have little impact, especially in the following week. With the New Year on the horizon, there are no reports other than the Chicago Manufacturing output report for the entire week. Happy Holidays!
How to Buy a Home if You Owe Taxes
If you’re considering buying a home while dealing with unpaid taxes, you might be wondering how your tax debt affects your mortgage approval. The good news is, it is possible to buy a home even if you owe taxes. Here’s what you need to know about how owing taxes can impact your homebuying process.
Steps to Secure a Mortgage After Bankruptcy
Experiencing bankruptcy can feel like a significant setback, but it doesn’t mean the end of your dream to own a home. With time, effort, and careful planning, you can rebuild your financial foundation and secure a mortgage.
Looking Ahead with Gratitude and Hope
As the holiday season surrounds us with its warmth and cheer, we reflect on the incredible connections we’ve made this year.
When Will Refinancing Pay Off? Calculating Your Break-Even Point
Refinancing can help homeowners save money, but it’s essential to determine if the potential savings outweigh the upfront costs. One key tool in making this decision is calculating the refinance break-even point.
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – December 23rd, 2024
The rate cut by the Federal Reserve was hotly anticipated, and as predicted, they proceeded with the reduction, signaling the possibility of further cuts depending on inflation data. Although markets were generally receptive to the positive news, other government-related issues had dampened the high spirits temporarily. Outside of the rate decision, the PCE Index (the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation indicator) has performed positively by beating the forecast. In addition, the Consumer Sentiment was exactly where it should be as expected.