Six months after a new law trimmed homeownership deductions, experts find that the housing market is surging.
First-time buyers may be able to take advantage of modest changes in loan terms.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac aim to recognize income from such activities as driving for Uber.
The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection found black applicants were rejected at more than double the rate of non-Hispanic white applicants on all types of loans.
Despite the ruling, a plaintiff says the company “is financially motivated to keep the Zestimate inaccurate.”
Only married couples make up a bigger piece of the marketplace, according to one survey.
Waivers may lead to quicker closings, but some are leery about the process.
High-tech firms offer quick cash to owners wanting to avoid hassles of traditional sales.
It’s a complex question, but the tax rates you pay are probably very different from what owners pay elsewhere.
As of April 27, the federal government is imposing a series of extensive ‘financial assessment’ tests that will make the application process tougher.