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Author Archives: Michael Addison
Homebuilder Confidence Moves To 5-Year High
After a brief dip in April, the National Association of Homebuilders reports that the Housing Market Index rose 5 points in May to 29. Continue reading
Home Affordability Getting A Springtime Boost From Greece
Home affordability is receiving a boost from across the Atlantic Ocean this spring. Continue reading
How To Seal A Granite Countertop
To protect the granite in your home, be sure to seal your countertops at least once annually. Continue reading
Mortgage Rates Make New All-Time Lows (Again)
Conforming mortgage rates continue to drop. Continue reading
8-Fold Increase In “Improving Markets” Since September
The economic and housing recovery continues nationwide, but the recovery remains an uneven one. Continue reading
With LIBOR Low, Don’t Rush To Refinance Your ARM
Is your mortgage scheduled to adjust this season? You may want to let it. Continue reading
Reverse Mortgages : Pros And Cons
A reverse mortgage is exactly what it sounds like — a mortgage in reverse. Here’s some analysis on the program and how it could work for you. Continue reading
Small Repairs That Can Raise Your Sales Price
5 simple projects you can tackle in a weekend, and that will help your home show better. Continue reading
Planning For A Memorial Day Closing
Planning to close on your home at the end of May? Plan ahead. Memorial Day is coming and the holiday may delay your closing. Continue reading
Make A Mortgage Rate Plan Ahead Of The Jobs Report
Been shopping for a mortgage rate? You may want to lock something down. Tomorrow morning, mortgage rates are expected to change. Unfortunately, we don’t know in which direction they’ll move. Continue reading