If there's any one consistent thing about the housing market over the last decade, it's that home prices have constantly been on the rise. But there could finally be some relief on the horizon for prospective homebuyers.
The total number of newly constructed homes sold fell sharply in May, marking the second straight month of declines. However, there is a silver lining for homebuyers.
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Are you interested in buying a condo? If so, you've come to the right place. Buying a condo is somewhat like buying a single-family house, but there are some differences you should be aware of.
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When lenders determine your interest rate, they look at your credit score to gain insight into your financial past. The higher your credit score, the more likely it is that you will receive a lower interest rate.
Are you conflicted between buying a condo or renting an apartment? Choosing one over the other presents a very different type of lifestyle, and it may be difficult to even know what the difference is between a condo and an apartment.
Are you considering applying for a mortgage at some point soon? If you are, it is probably a good time to review your credit information and perhaps take steps toward improving your credit score.
Outside of buying a house, there aren't too many things that cause more stress and excitement at the same time besides getting a new job. But what happens if you’re doing both at the same time?
Your DTI ratio is determined by adding all your monthly debt payments together and dividing that by your monthly income before taxes.