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Homebuyers prefer permanent buydowns rather than temps

More than half of borrowers paid 0.5 points or more to cut their interest rate for the life of the loan, while just 3% chose the short-term option, Black Knight said.

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Black Knight: Nearly 60% Of Borrowers Used Rate Buydowns

Black Knight: Nearly 60% Of Borrowers Used Rate Buydowns
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Four SW Florida executives on list of tops in residential real estate

Four Southwest Florida real estate executives have been included in a nationwide list of the "200 most powerful" people in residential real estate.

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Mortgage Demand Rises After Weeks of Declines As Rates Pull Back

Applications for mortgages have been cooling with the key 30-year fixed-rate soaring recently to two-decade highs above 7%.

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As home prices drop, 270,000 Americans who bought homes this year are already underwater on their mortgage

A new report shows that roughly 270,000 individuals who purchased a home during this year's red-hot housing market are already underwater on their mortgage, meaning they owe more money than [.]

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