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We’re still in a sellers’ market. And if you’re looking to buy a home, that means you’re likely facing some unique challenges, like difficulty finding a home and volatile mortgage rates.

There have been a lot of shifts in the housing market recently. Mortgage rates rose dramatically last year, impacting many people’s ability to buy a home.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate has been bouncing between 6% and 7% this year.

Closing costs are typically 2% to 5% of the total purchase price of a home, and they can include things like government recording costs, appraisal fees, and more

Even though activity in the housing market has slowed from the frenzy we saw over a year ago, today’s low supply of homes for sale is still a sellers’ market.

Since at least 1981, single women have bought more homes than single men each year, and they make up 17% of all households.

Once again, eXp Realty is proving to be one of the hottest brokerages in the world. eXp ranked in the top four of several categories of the elite 2022 RealTrends 500 Report, including being named the No. 1 Independent in the U.S., the No. 1 mover in transactions and the No. 1 mover for sales volume percentage over a five-year period.  

If you’re thinking about selling this spring, it’s time to get moving – the best week to list your house is fast approaching.

If you’re thinking about buying a home, you want to know if the decision will be a good one. 

Are you having trouble finding a home that fits your needs and your budget? 

Once you’ve made the decision to sell your house and have hired a real estate agent to help, they’ll ask how much access to your home you want to give potential buyers.

Over the past year, home prices have been a widely debated topic. 

Some Highlights Today’s housing market is different than it was in 2008. Lending standards have tightened, foreclosures have declined, home inventory is much lower, and homeowners have far more equity. If you’re concerned about a crash, meet with a local real estate professional to discuss why this isn’t like last time.