
America’s Housing Market RESET?
President Trump’s sweeping new tariffs have triggered global market panic, but some say they could reset America’s economy—especially the housing market
President Trump’s sweeping new tariffs have triggered global market panic, but some say they could reset America’s economy—especially the housing market
Fannie Mae has fired over 100 employees for alleged mortgage fraud, raising concerns about accountability in the housing market.
Mortgage rates jumped, and some loan officers are regretting not locking earlier. The lesson? Don’t try to predict the market—lock the rate, communicate honestly, and avoid unnecessary stress
Spring 2025 is shaping up to be a golden opportunity for buyers—and a huge win for real estate and mortgage pros who act now. The market’s weak, but you’re not.
Condos are selling below list price, interest rates are down, and new construction is up
Adam Schiff is under scrutiny for alleged mortgage fraud, claiming a tiny Burbank condo as his primary residence while seemingly living in a large Maryland home.
ChatGPT said:
The housing market isn’t returning to pre-pandemic affordability anytime soon. Mortgage rates would need to drop by 4.3%, home prices by 41%, or incomes to spike 69%—all unlikely.
The housing market is stuck in an affordability crisis—either incomes need to rise 69%, home prices must drop 41%, or mortgage rates have to fall by 4.3% to return to pre-pandemic levels.
The housing market is stuck in an affordability crisis—either incomes need to rise 69%, home prices must drop 41%, or mortgage rates have to fall by 4.3% to return to pre-pandemic levels.
Rocket Mortgage is acquiring Mr. Cooper Group in a $9.4 billion all-stock deal, creating a mortgage giant handling 1 in 6 U.S. mortgages.
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