Lawmakers want to curb big investors, but new data shows they’re already selling more homes than they're buying. Is the crackdown coming too late to matter?
Monday's recovery was short-lived. But it showed how market volatility is tied to the ever-changing outlook for the war.
A presidential statement about the war turned markets around yesterday, providing relief for mortgage rates. But will that last?
Home flipping is slowing as rising costs and softening prices squeeze profits. However, some markets still offer strong returns for investors who know where to look.
If anything, uncertainty around the Iran war is increasing. That's likely to promote sharp peaks and troughs for mortgage rates.
The average lifetime cost of maintaining a home is $339,000. Many homeowners think it's $70,000. That gap can lead to acute financial pain.
For a second consecutive day, mortgage rates climbed moderately yesterday as rising oil prices continued to push those rates higher.
Mortgage rates climbed moderately yesterday on a barrage of bad news. But no more scheduled news is due this week, and much will depend on oil prices.