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4 reasons you’re better off selling your house this spring [INFOGRAPHIC]

Cornerstone

Mortgage lending standards are also much more stringent than they were in the boom of the mid-2000s. in contrast to the all-time high of 868 seen in 2006. The post 4 reasons you’re better off selling your house this spring [INFOGRAPHIC] appeared first on Cornerstone Blog. Sources deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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What would it take to crash the housing market?

Housing Wire

After writing the America is Back recovery model on HousingWire, I wrote an article on my blog about what it would take to crash home prices on April 10, 2020. However, unlike in 2006 when demand was getting weaker and inventory was above six months, it’s the opposite now during the B.C. before COVID) stage. However, for A.D.

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Is There a Market Correction on Its Way?

McKissock

I have no idea, but there will be warning signs, and that’s what this blog article is about. I) Relaxing of lending standards and predatory lending activity (non-prime is just another word for sub-prime). ” When will the market correction arrive? A man I know told me in 2008 he’d lost his house to foreclosure.

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VA Approves Desktops and Exterior-Only Appraisals

Appraisal Today

To read the full blog post, click here. The summary and Circular are in the blog post. To read more of this long blog post with many topics, click Read More Below!! Appraisal Today blog: [link] (posted by noon Friday) To get notices when newsletters are posted, sign up in the upper right of the blog.

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Too many appraisers?

Appraisal Today

In past issues of the Analogue Blog, we have considered the “five forces of friction” on the advancement of appraisal. This blog considers how each friction will respond to this “excess” of appraisers. The Inevitable Cyclicality of Mortgage Lending. Excerpts: 1) We will raise the standards (“cost of entry”).

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NAR Appraisal Survey 2022

Appraisal Today

To read more of this long blog post with many topics, click Read More Below!! NOTE: Please scroll down to read the other topics in this long blog post on Fannie Mae, Real estate market, Disbility, Redlining, unusual homes, mortgage origination stats, etc. =. The Tectonic House in Venice Beach, CA – $5.8M. The agreement with N.J.

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Superadequacy Adjustments for Appraisals

Appraisal Today

Example #1: Superadequate custom fireplace Example #2: Superadequate 12-car garage To read more, Click Here My comments: Although the blog post references luxury homes, this can occur anywhere. Licensees have fallen from about 20,000 in 2006-2007 to under 9,000 now. Read on blog www.appraisaltoday.com/blog Posted by noon Friday.