New Reverse Mortgage Rules Set to Protect Non-Borrowers
When the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) or Reverse Mortgage was created in 1988, non-borrowing spouses were originally protected from foreclosure and
Millennials Can’t Afford to Buy a Home in California
Photo Credit:Chris Isherwood $37,000 more per year needed in annual income than two years ago A MacArthur Foundation study found that in
Easier for Renters to Transition to Homeownership
Not having a lot of traditional credit shouldn’t deter you from buying your first house. You’ve been renting for years and decide
With Interest Rates & Home Prices on the Rise, Do You Know the True Cost of Waiting?
Today we are excited to have Morgan Tranquist as our guest blogger. Morgan is the Marketing & Graphics Director for Keeping Current
It’s Now Easier to Find Real Estate Industry Service Providers
Data powerhouses make home-buying and selling easier With all of the changes in the real estate industry in the areas of innovation
Adjustable Mortgage Rates May Be Better for the Economy
Photo Credit: http://401kcalculator.org Automatically adjusting loans in the future? Adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) get much flack for being, well, adjustable. The idea
America’s Big Cities – Living in the Sky
Photo credit: JWSherman cc Where can you enjoy breathtaking views usually only seen from the window seat on an airplane? If you’re
Honolulu Housing Statistics for September 2014
The Honolulu housing market continues to show big improvements in key parameters for September 2014. While month-to-month comparisons show small increases in
Throw an “I’m Selling” Party
Throwing an open house doesn’t always have to be conventional and mundane. A traditional open house usually just invites the general public