Category: Mortgage News

Survive the Mortgage Meltdown

Home prices are starting to fall across many areas, signaling a major shift toward a buyer’s market. Mortgage demand is rising, with some lenders reporting a surge in applications. In Florida, price drops and slower sales are driving this trend.

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Most Lenders Say This Is Too Hard

Home prices are starting to fall across many areas, signaling a major shift toward a buyer’s market. Mortgage demand is rising, with some lenders reporting a surge in applications. In Florida, price drops and slower sales are driving this trend.

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Are We Repeating the 2008 Housing Meltdown

Home prices are starting to fall across many areas, signaling a major shift toward a buyer’s market. Mortgage demand is rising, with some lenders reporting a surge in applications. In Florida, price drops and slower sales are driving this trend.

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Home Prices Are Crashing

Home prices are starting to fall across many areas, signaling a major shift toward a buyer’s market. Mortgage demand is rising, with some lenders reporting a surge in applications. In Florida, price drops and slower sales are driving this trend.

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Is the Market Finally Back?

Tom Appleton highlights Rocket’s broker-friendly tools. Key advantages include free credit reports, credit score upgrade assistance during the loan process, and quick closings—sometimes in as little as 13 days.

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40% CUT to Section 8?

Tom Appleton highlights Rocket’s broker-friendly tools. Key advantages include free credit reports, credit score upgrade assistance during the loan process, and quick closings—sometimes in as little as 13 days.

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Most Agents Won’t Do This

a top-producing real estate agent who closes up to 70 deals at once—without using a CRM, paid ads, or marketing automation. Relying entirely on grit, daily cold calls,

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They Made $3.7 Billion

Fannie Mae reported a $3.7 billion profit in Q1 2025 and now holds nearly $100 billion in net worth, while mortgage demand remains weak and rates stay high.

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