Market Check: 2022 starts busy in mortgage applications
In this Market Check edition, we talk about the trend we have seen the first weeks of 2022 in the mortgage industry and in the housing market.
Market Check: how to buy a home in 2022
In this video of Market Check with FEMBi, we tell you how to get ready to buy your home in 2022.
Market Check: how can your rental payments help you become a home owner?
Can paying rent help you somehow to become a homeowner? In this Market Check, we tell you more details.
Market Check: lower rates at the beginning of the month impacted the mortgage market
The beginning of December surprised everyone in terms of mortgage rates. Rates decreased slightly and that drove up a particular activity in the mortgage industry.
Market Check: 2022 starts busy in mortgage applications
In this Market Check edition, we talk about the trend we have seen the first weeks of 2022 in the mortgage industry and in the housing market.
Market Check: how to buy a home in 2022
In this video of Market Check with FEMBi, we tell you how to get ready to buy your home in 2022.
Market Check: how can your rental payments help you become a home owner?
Can paying rent help you somehow to become a homeowner? In this Market Check, we tell you more details.
Market Check: lower rates at the beginning of the month impacted the mortgage market
The beginning of December surprised everyone in terms of mortgage rates. Rates decreased slightly and that drove up a particular activity in the mortgage industry.
Market Check: home sales increase even with a low inventory
Watch this video to learn how home sales continue to grow during a pandemic and with a low inventory.
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