Today, there is an abundance of information available. It is often conflicting news.  Take this five-step process to follow if all of this information seems overwhelming: 1. Calm Down 2. Slow Down 3. Think 4. Plan 5. Act

As the U.S. population increases, there is also an increase in the need for new homes  From 1990 to 2005, the number of single-family permits issued more than doubled, while the number of multi-family permits grew by 49 percent.

Today, expert projections still forecast continued growth, just at a slower pace. One of the often-overlooked benefits of rising home prices is the positive impact they have on home equity.

According to Fannie Mae’s National Housing Survey American Confidence in Housing at an All-Time High.

Today, the homeownership rate sits at historic norms. In all probability, it will increase as more inventory becomes available. There is no reason for concern.

Two things to know about down payments.  1. How much do you really need for a down payment? 2. How can I get help with my down payment?

Challenges in the housing and mortgage markets were major triggers of the last recession. However, a housing slowdown ranked #9 on the list of potential triggers for the next recession, behind such possibilities as fiscal policy and political gridlock.