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Is an ARM Loan a Good Choice for First-Time Homebuyers?
An adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) is a home loan that starts with a fixed interest rate for a set period—often 5,…
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Picturesque New England, birthplace of the infamous Revolutionary War traitor, is now a hot spot for homebuyers
Nicknamed the ‘Rose of New England’, Norwich, CT is perhaps best known for its Revolutionary War history as the birthplace…
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The best markets for first-time homebuyers in 2026 revealed
Fresh off a year marked by affordability challenges, first-time homebuyers enter 2026 still braving high prices and mortgage rates, but…
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NAR’s 2025 final report showed growing momentum for homebuyers
In November, pending home sales posted their best-ever performance of 2025, a sign of growing confidence among homebuyers in response…
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Fannie and Freddie’s targets for low-income homebuyers have been rolled back
The Trump administration says it wants to serve more middle-class borrowers and is scaling back housing targets for Fannie Mae…
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Rhode Island no longer has affordable cities for homebuyers or renters due to construction and zoning hurdles
Chris Witten has three children in their late teens and early twenties who are almost grown, but the prospect of…
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Homebuyers still have misconceptions of deposit
Nar said that the typical deposit for first buyers has remained between 6% and 9% since 2018. For repeated buyers,…
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Homebuyers finally take a break with more inventory
More housing options are a good thing for home buyers Although the inventory of housing is increasing, it is a…
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Homebuyers made record payments in 2024
“As the inventory recovers, the housing market is very slowly tilting to more balance between buyers and sellers. But the…
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Homebuyers take more risks in an obstacle -filled market
“The rates do not fall as quickly as originally thought; people give themselves surplus in the hope of rates will…
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