Buying an Orange County home would be “a bad idea” financially for most millennials, while commuting from the Inland Empire may be a very good path to
Increases in foreclosure starts, non-current residential housing inventory, and mortgage delinquencies
May saw month-over-month increases in foreclosure starts, non-current residential housing inventory, and mortgage delinquencies, according to Black
1.5 Million Buyers could re-enter Housing Market
More than 1.5 million that were negatively affected by the housing crisis could re-enter the housing market at some point in the next three years,
Borrowers handling debt better
Borrowers are managing their mortgage debt better. Substantial declines in write-offs and severe delinquency rates have taken place according to
Year-to-Date Sales Lowest Since 2008
According to Pro perty Radar’s Real Property Report – California for July 2014, “California single-family home and condominium sales gained 3.9
Orange County Men indicted by the FBI
Federal authorities indicted four California men Thursday in connection with a bogus loan modification program that reportedly bilked hundreds of
Fewer Upside Down Loans
RealtyTrac reports a decrease nationwide in homes that were classified as “seriously underwater”, down to 9.1 million homes in the second quarter of
Existing Home Sales Reach Highest Peak in 8 Months
The National Ass ociation of Realtors (NAR) reported a 2.6 percent month-over-month rise in existing-home sales last month to a seasonally adjusted
Housing Sentiment Softens
Fannie Mae released Monday its most recent National Housing Survey, revealing a slight softening in the housing recovery as monthly indicators remain