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The Top 10 Moves You Need to Make to Buy a Home in Summer 2025
By: In House Contributor Published on: 05/06/2025Buying a home in 2025 doesn’t require perfection. It requires preparation.
A New Hope for Affordable Housing? What the Latest Legislation Could Mean for You
By: In House Contributor Published on: 28/05/2025A recent bill passed in the House of Representatives could help reshape the affordability crisis—and it's got everyone from first-time buyers to long-time renters talking.
Why the Housing Market in 2025 Feels Like a Paradox and What to Do About It
By: In House Contributor Published on: 21/05/2025The market will always have ups and downs. Rates will shift. Prices will rise and fall. What matters most is your personal readiness.
Mortgage Rates, Market Sentiment, and the Cost of Waiting: What Homebuyers Need to Know Now
By: In House Contributor Published on: 14/05/2025Compared to late 2023 and much of 2024, mortgage rates have indeed come down. But they're still not where most buyers feel excited. The 6–7% range is the new norm, and that’s causing some confusion.
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