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Real Estate Advice Credit Scoring Changes: 3 Things Homebuyers Should Know If you’re getting ready to buy a home, it’s easy to treat the score in your credit app as a yes-or-no answer. But credit scoring changes are giving lenders new ways to evaluate some borrowers, but an app alone cannot tell you whether you qualify. Before ruling yourself out, find out which model and mortgage […]
Real Estate Advice Worried About a Buyer Backing Out? 3 Ways To Prepare Before Listing When you’re planning a move, the thought of a buyer backing out can make it harder to commit to selling. You may be counting on the proceeds for your next home or trying to coordinate a closing date. Preparing for common problems before you list can give you a clearer plan for handling them and […]
Real Estate Advice Cash Home Buyers: Where Does Their Money Come From? Seeing a home go to a cash buyer can make your own plans feel less steady, especially if you need a mortgage. Cash home buyers bring different resources to the table, like proceeds from a previous sale. Understanding where that money comes from can help you assess the competition and consider what your own equity […]
Real Estate Advice Adjustable-Rate Mortgages and Planning for the Reset When you’re trying to make a home purchase fit your budget, a lower starting payment can be appealing. Adjustable-rate mortgages, or ARMs, may offer that flexibility, but you’ll also need a plan for payments that could rise later. Why Buyers Are Considering Adjustable-Rate Mortgages An ARM typically starts with an interest rate that stays fixed […]
Real Estate Advice Home Price Headlines and What They Mean for Your Move When you’re deciding what to offer on a home or how to price one for sale, conflicting home price headlines can leave you unsure where to start. One report says prices are falling; another says they’re still rising. Both can be accurate, because they may describe different places, time periods, or types of prices. The […]
Real Estate Advice Rent Reporting Can Help Renters Prepare To Buy a Home Your rent may be your largest monthly bill, and paying it on time takes planning. If buying a home is your next goal, you may expect those payments to strengthen your credit history. Rent reporting can help make that happen, but first you need to know whether your payments reach the credit bureaus and whether […]
Real Estate Advice The Fed and Mortgage Rates: What To Know When You Buy or Sell When you’re planning a move, news of another Federal Reserve (the Fed) rate hike can make your budget feel less certain. The connection between the Fed and mortgage rates matters, but a hike doesn’t automatically change the rate your lender offers. Understanding that relationship can help you decide whether buying or selling now fits your […]
Real Estate Advice Online Mortgage Rates vs. Your Personalized Quote You’re working out what a home might cost each month, and the rate you find online makes the payment look higher than you expected. Online mortgage rates are useful starting points, but a lender’s quote can be higher or lower depending on your finances and final loan terms. Before delaying your move based on an […]
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Real Estate Advice Buying Your First Home Sooner With Two Practical Moves You may be setting money aside every month and still wondering when you’ll have enough to buy a home. Between rent and everyday expenses, building a savings account takes time. If buying your first home feels years away, two choices are worth a closer look: the price of the home you’re considering and the down […]
Forecasts Housing Crash Outlook and Expert Forecasts Through 2030 If you’re thinking about buying or selling, talk of a housing crash can make it harder to plan your next move. You may be hoping lower prices will put a home within reach or wondering how a downturn could affect the equity you’ve built. Housing experts offer some perspective: the average forecast in Fannie Mae’s […]
Forecasts 4 Types of Housing Markets and What They Mean for You The U.S. housing market is currently split into four different types: cash buyers, buyers using financing, homeowners holding low mortgage rates, and builders selling new homes. All four can exist in the same community, with different costs and negotiating options. As Ryan Serhant, CEO of SERHANT describes it: “There is no longer a housing market […]
Real Estate Advice Lower Mortgage Rate Options in 3 Practical Steps Locking in a lower mortgage rate can make a home purchase more manageable. And while you can’t control your rate, your credit profile, loan choices, and the homes you consider can influence the financing available to you. If the recent rises in rates have you wondering whether to wait, start by reviewing those three areas […]
Real Estate Advice Data Centers Near Homes: What Buyers Should Know Data centers near homes are becoming a new consideration for buyers, sellers, and homeowners. These buildings house computer servers, but their presence can raise questions about property values, neighborhood changes, and monthly utility costs. A nearby data center facility doesn’t necessarily mean your home will gain or lose value. Recent research offers useful context, and […]
Real Estate Advice Buying a Home in the Fall: 3 Potential Advantages If mortgage rates have kept you waiting to buy a home, the calendar may give you another reason to revisit your search. Buying a home in the fall can bring more active listings, asking prices below summer highs, and sellers who may be more open to negotiation. That’s why Hannah Jones, Senior Economist at Realtor.com, […]
Real Estate Advice How To Keep Your Home Sale From Falling Through Few moments feel more unsettling than thinking your home sale could fall apart just before closing. After weeks or even months of work, starting all over can can feel like a huge setback. Fortunately, there’s good news if you’re selling or getting ready to list your home. Redfin recently reported that only 14% of U.S. […]
Forecasts Can Higher Mortgage Rates Increase Housing Inventory? When they’re usually being talked about, mortgage rates are considered an affordability challenge. But rates can also affect how many homes remain available for sale on the market. When borrowing costs rise, buyer demand may cool, homes can take longer to sell, and active inventory can grow. The way mortgage rates and housing inventory move […]
Beloit, WI Realtor & Designer Konya Hendricks Schuh Doubles Down on Revitalizing Midwest Town in Season Two of “Betting on Beloit” Home Renovation and Design Show Returns to A&E September 12, Part of the Network’s Lifestyle Programming Block Trailer Series Art LOS ANGELES – (August 14, 2026) – Real estate broker and home design expert Konya Hendricks Schuh returns to television this fall when lifestyle and home renovation series Betting on Beloit premieres its second season, […]
Forecasts Is It a Buyer’s Market or Seller’s Market in 2026? In real estate, it’s usually always true that buyers want more room to negotiate and sellers want a strong price. In today’s housing market, both can happen at the same time thanks to sharp differences between markets. Some markets favor buyers, others still favor sellers, and many sit in the middle. Knowing which type of […]
Forecasts Should You Wait for Mortgage Rates To Drop? Waiting for mortgage rates to drop can feel like the safest way to maximize affordability. But you could postpone your home search for a year only to find rates have barely changed. That’s why forecasts should inform your plan rather than wishful thinking. A 2026 Clever Real Estate and Best Interest Financial survey cited by […]
Real Estate Advice Selling and Buying a Home at the Same Time: Where To Start Selling and buying a home at the same time means juggling two linked transactions. The timing of one affects the financing, offer terms, and moving plan for the other. Most homeowners ask: Should I sell my current house first, or buy my next home first? The truth is there’s no universal answer. The right move […]
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