5 Tips for First-Time Homebuyers
(TNS)—You've decided to go for it. You know mortgage rates are enticingly low. Buying a home can be thrilling and ...
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CFPB Explores Alternative Routes for ‘Credit Invisibles’
Twenty-six million Americans are "credit invisible," or lacking enough credit history to generate a credit score—a factor most lenders use ...
Millennial Homebuyers Continue to Migrate Inland
Millennials continue to make their way inland in search of affordable housing, with Minneapolis, Minn. experiencing the most millennial home-buying ...
Credit Closes In on Pre-Crisis Benchmark, with Midwest Most Improved
Americans’ credit profiles have recovered extensively since the recession, with the average credit score now closing in on a pre-crisis ...
Common Sense Pricing
No one searches for a $499,990 house. They choose $475,000-$500,000 or $525,000-$550,000. Round your numbers, and you will get more views. For more free training, check out Darryl Davis’s Power Agent® Training Series.
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