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According to the latest report from the US Census Bureau, more Americans chose purchasing a home over signing a lease to rent in the first quarter of 2017.

The biggest challenge to today’s housing market is the shortage of housing inventory for sale.

In a blog post published last Friday, CNBC’s Diana Olnick reported on the latest results of the FAU Buy vs.

If you thought about selling your house this year, now may be the time to do it.

A recent report released by Down Payment Resource shows that 65% of first-time homebuyers purchased their homes with a down payment of 6% or less in the month of January.

There are many benefits to homeownership.

Many Americans got some depressing news last week; either their tax return was not as large as they had hoped or, in some cases, they were told they owed additional money to either the Federal or State government or both.

In school, we all learned the theory of supply and demand.

Home values have risen dramatically over the last twelve months.

Mortgage interest rates have risen over the last few months and projections are that they will continue their upswing throughout 2017.

CoreLogic recently released a report entitled, United States Residential Foreclosure Crisis: 10 Years Later, in which they examined the years leading up to the crisis all the way through to present day.

There are some people who have not purchased homes because they are uncomfortable taking on the obligation of a mortgage.

The inventory of existing homes for sale in today’s market was recently reported to be at a 3.6-month supply according to the National Association of Realtors latest Existing Home Sales Report.

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) keeps historical data on many aspects of homeownership.

According to a recent survey conducted by ClosingCorp, over half of all homebuyers are surprised by the closing costs required to obtain their mortgage.

There is no doubt that historically low mortgage interest rates were a major impetus to housing recovery over the last several years.

That headline might be a little aggressive.

Just like our clocks this weekend in the majority of the country, the housing market will soon “spring forward!” Similar to tension in a spring, the lack of inventory available for sale in the market right now is what is holding back the market.

According to a survey conducted by Bankrate.com, one in four Americans are considering buying a home this year.

The National Association of Realtors recently released a study titled ‘Social Benefits of Homeownership and Stable Housing.’ The study confirmed a long-standing belief of most Americans: “Owning a home embodies the promise of individual autonomy and is the aspiration of most American households.

Recently there has been a lot of talk about home prices and if they are accelerating too quickly.

According to ATTOM Data Solutions’ 2017 Rental Affordability Report, buying a home is more affordable than renting in 354 of the 540 U.S.

According to a recent analysis by CoreLogic, Millennial renters (aged 20-34) who have student loan debt also have higher credit scores than those who do not have student loans.

Many people wonder whether they should hire a real estate professional to assist them in buying their dream home or if they should first try to do it on their own.

You may have heard that the Federal Reserve raised rates last week… But what does that mean if you are looking to buy a home in the near future?

If you are one of the many homeowners who is debating taking your home off the market for the next few weeks, don’t!

Mortgage interest rates, as reported by Freddie Mac, have increased over the last several weeks.

There are some who are calling for a decrease in home prices should mortgage interest rates begin to rise rapidly.

According to the Census Bureau, millennials have overtaken baby boomers as the largest generation in U.S.

When it comes to buying a home, whether it is your first time or your fifth, it is always important to know all the facts.

There are many benefits to homeownership.