With the federal government now shut down, many homebuyers and homeowners are asking the same question: How does this affect my mortgage or the housing market? The good news is that real estate doesn’t stop during a shutdown. However, certain
Mortgage rates rose after the Fed cut rates in September 2025—confusing, right? Learn why markets behave this way, what’s driving home sales, and how Arizona’s housing market is trending this fall. Why Mortgage Rates Rose After the Fed Cut Rates
Every time the news cycle turns toward a possible recession, many potential homebuyers and even seasoned homeowners start asking the same question: 👉 “If a recession hits, will home values crash?” It’s a valid concern—after all, your home is one
When the Federal Reserve makes headlines, everyone starts asking the same question: “What does this mean for my mortgage rate?” Here’s the surprising truth: the Fed doesn’t directly set mortgage rates. So if you’re waiting to hear about a Fed
Mortgage Rates and Homebuyers For the past few years, the housing market has felt like a roller coaster. Rising borrowing costs made homeownership harder for buyers and limited opportunities for homeowners who wanted to refinance. But recently, there’s been a
National news and local views for the week ending Friday, September 12, 2025 Jeremy Boillot This space allows you to include your own personalized introduction. We recommend a friendly greeting to your readers and a brief reference to this week’s
When it comes to residential mortgage lending, most borrowers encounter three types of lenders: commercial banks, mortgage banks, and mortgage brokers. Each plays a different role in the mortgage industry, and understanding how they operate can make a big difference
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