Low-rate loan assumptions draw renewed attention as buyers seek alternatives in a high interest rate market. BOCA ...
Assumable mortgages allow homebuyers to take over a seller’s home loan — and importantly, keep the loan’s original mortgage rate. Mortgage assumption can help buyers save money while interest rates ...
As affordability pressures mount, industry leaders are revisiting 50-year mortgages, portable loans and assumable ...
Persistently elevated mortgage rates and rising home prices are intensifying affordability challenges for U.S. homebuyers, ...
The American dream of homeownership is now harder than ever to achieve. While there are many reasons for this, mortgage rates, which have more than doubled in the past five years, are a big one. It’s ...
Opendoor partners with Roam to offer assumable low-rate mortgages on its platform, helping buyers access affordable financing and sellers achieve higher sale prices. The integration leverages Roam’s ...
If you’re buying a home this year, you’ve probably come across listings mentioning “assumable mortgage.” It sounds promising, especially with today’s interest rates. But let’s get real, lots of buyers ...
NAEBA, the National Association of Exclusive Buyer Agents is a non-profit organization of real estate brokerages that represent buyers only. Benjamin Clark, President of the National Association of ...
President Trump proposed a 50-year mortgage option, while FHFA Director William Pulte said the administration is exploring portable and assumable mortgages to ease housing challenges. Portable ...
The Texas housing market continues to challenge sellers as inventory reaches its highest level in 14 years, according to new research from the Texas Real Estate Research Center. High interest rates ...
Finding the right type of loan can save homebuyers thousands over time, which is why shopping around for the best rate is so important. As mortgage interest rates continue to hover just under 7%, some ...
Scoring a low interest rate on your mortgage has become an exceedingly difficult challenge with today’s housing market. The idea of a once achievable 3% mortgage rate now seems like a long-ago fever ...