Americans considering investing in real estate for retirement savings need to determine if they can afford to have their money locked up in a property.

Buyers shouldn’t wait for mortgage rates to drop dramatically this year, experts say. Rather, they can benefit from the wider selection of homes on the market.

Gen Xers, between 44 and 59 years old, owed $33,859 in non-mortgage loans, the most across the four generations studied. Debt can impact the ability to buy a home.

Compass CEO Robert Reffkin said rates that dip below 5.9% will drive consumer interest. He said prices will remain relatively flat in the near future

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A Fannie Mae economist expects home sales activity to pick up this year as mortgage rates decline. Already, more consumers are indicating now is good time to buy. 

Small and inexpensive changes in a kitchen, like fresh paint on cabinets and an area rug, can have a big impact.

A new consumer protection law puts more restrictions on movers in Florida including increased penalties for those who refuse to return a customer’s property. 

The new rule, which started July 1, extends overtime pay to some salaried workers. Small businesses may feel the brunt of the impact at first, experts say

HUD added more language translations for 19 different single-family mortgage documents, expanding the 40 previously published translated mortgage documents.