Posts Tagged ‘home buying’

Will Inflation Go Down?

By jmeussner@masonmac.com | June 22, 2022

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Will Inflation Go Down? There’s a lot of economic jargon being tossed around in headlines these days, and one of the hot topics out there is inflation. To start, it’s important to understand what inflation is. When the value of a currency diminishes, the result is inflation – basically, you get less for the…

Home Prices – The Market is Affordable!

By jmeussner@masonmac.com | May 4, 2021

Home prices are going up, but in most markets, things are still affordable!

Homes Are More Affordable Than They Seem In today’s world of competitive markets, short inventory, and rising purchase prices, things are tough for home buyers (and sellers, too!). With sharp appreciation and bidding wars becoming more common, it seems the market is unaffordable, but when diving into the data, it appears that throughout the US,…

Can I Buy a Home If I Have Debt?

By jmeussner@masonmac.com | July 18, 2019

You can get a mortgage loan even with student loan, auto, credit card, or other debt

Can I Buy a Home With Debt? When it comes to buying a home, many people are concerned with their debts. Headlines frequently discuss student loan debt, and how it holds people back from home ownership – particularly the millenial generation. Another easy “fact” to find online is that lenders want your total debt,…

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