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To buy or not to buy: What rising rates mean for new construction loans

June 30, 2022

We’ve seen an increase in new construction loans recently as inventory remains at historic lows. But what happens if you were counting on 3% mortgage rates when they signed a contract over a year ago to purchase a home that still isn’t ready today?  The price shock is real for many of these new construction homebuyers, but there are ways to help safeguard you from this … [Read more...] about To buy or not to buy: What rising rates mean for new construction loans

What to keep an eye on as home sales fall and prices rise

June 24, 2022

Existing home sales fell 3.4% in May while the median home price rose above $400,000 for the first time, according to data just released by the National Association of Realtors (NAR). Despite the headlines, these numbers aren’t necessarily a reason to panic. While yes, home sales are down overall, we’re still in a “wait and … [Read more...] about What to keep an eye on as home sales fall and prices rise

The Morty Report: What the rate hike means for mortgages

June 16, 2022

Not sure what to do? Ask Robert!We’ll address homebuyer FAQs each week. Submit your question for a chance to be featured in an upcoming newsletter. Email MortyReport@morty.com or find us on Twitter @HiMorty. Reader Question of the Week: How quickly will we see a change in mortgage rates after a Federal Reserve meeting? - Mel C. in Broomfield, CO There’s a common … [Read more...] about The Morty Report: What the rate hike means for mortgages

The Morty Report: Are We Finally Catching a Break?

June 9, 2022

Not sure what to do? Ask Robert!We’ll address homebuyer FAQs each week. Submit your question for a chance to be featured in an upcoming newsletter. Email MortyReport@morty.com or find us on Twitter @HiMorty. What to do Want to lower your interest rate? There’s several options to explore here. Float-down options are a provision that allow buyers to, in some cases, lower … [Read more...] about The Morty Report: Are We Finally Catching a Break?

The Morty Report: Affordability down 29%

June 9, 2022

Stay in the loop. Click here to subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter. Plus, check out The Morty Report archives to catch up on previous editions. Read more of Robert's recent insights: In case you missed it The chart from Axios gives a clear visual depiction of the YoY change in affordability. Learn The ABC’s of ARMs: How Adjustable-Rate Mortgages … [Read more...] about The Morty Report: Affordability down 29%

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