First Time Homebuyers Hit Record Lows
In 2024, only 28% of Americans who wanted to buy a home succeeded, with first-time homebuyers making up just 24%—a record low since 1981
In 2024, only 28% of Americans who wanted to buy a home succeeded, with first-time homebuyers making up just 24%—a record low since 1981
The housing market is set for a major shake-up in 2025, with non-QM loans taking center stage. Trump’s appointment of Bill Pulte as FHFA director signals a shift toward business-friendly policies that could redefine lending.
California’s ongoing insurance crisis, fueled by wildfires and years of policy mismanagement, is shaking the housing market
Buffalo, New York, home of the Bills and famous wings, has surprisingly become the hottest housing market in the U.S., according to Zillow. Other cities like Indianapolis, Providence, Hartford, and Philadelphia round out the top five. What’s the common factor? Affordability.
While the affordability crisis in the housing market may seem daunting, there are opportunities for those willing to think outside the box and target untapped segments of potential borrowers.
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