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What 7% Mortgage Rates Mean for Home Buyers

Buyers should focus on what they can control rather than try to predict mortgage rates ....

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What To Expect From Home Buying In 2023

What trends can we expect for the 2023 spring home buying season? Answer by Aniva Hinduja, Credit Karma General Manager, Home & Mortgage. ....

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7 Homebuying Mistakes to Avoid

If you're on the hunt for a new place, anticipating and avoiding these common homebuying mistakes can set you up for success. ....

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Potential Homebuyers Would Welcome A Recession: Survey

Potential Homebuyers Would Welcome A Recession: Survey
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When is home affordability bad? When two in three Americans prefer a recession

New study shows 64% of Americans “ready for a recession” if it means lower mortgage rates ....

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