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Mortgage rates officially hit their lowest levels in 4 months after this week's inflation data. Despite the recent progress, Fed officials continue to talk about keeping rates high "for as long as possible." Who's telling the truth? First off, we know that mortgage rates are at 4 month lows because that assertion relies on the past as opposed to the future. You'd have to go back to September 12th to see anything lower for the average lender. We also know that inflation has been the driving force behind the tremendous rate volatility seen over the past 12 months. Specifically, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) has been at the scene of the crime for most of the largest rate moves. Up until November, all but one of those large moves was toward higher rates, but things have shifted since then. Rates respond to inflation data because rates are based on bonds and inflation directly impacts the returns on bonds. They're responding more than normal in the past year because inflation jumped at the fastest pace in 40 years in 2022. Recent reports show progress on the inflation front, so longer term rates like mortgages are showing some hope for the future. All of the above makes sense from a logical standpoint, so why do Fed officials continue saying that more rate hikes are needed and that rates will remain high as long as possible? One source of confusion is the fact that the Fed Funds Rate (the thing the Fed hikes/cuts/etc) is different than mortgage rates. The Fed Funds Rate applies to overnight lending between large institutions and has the biggest impact on the shortest-term bonds. The longer a bond lasts, the more it can vary from the Fed's rate.
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These lawsuits are driven by "unhappy consumers" after having a negative emotional experience during a real estate transaction, an expert told Insider.
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In this video, Ken discusses the Federal Reserve's delayed response to rising inflation and the devastating impact it is having on the economy. Ken explains how the Fed's actions, or lack thereof, have led to a tightening of credit markets, making it more difficult for businesses, real estate investors, and individuals to borrow money. He also delves into the ripple effect on the housing market and overall economic growth. Ken concludes by offering valuable insights and potential solutions for navigating this challenging economic climate.
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Making matters worse, a report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) found tenant screening reports are often inaccurate.
How it works
In the US, prospective tenants pay an average of $40-$59 to apply for an apartment, and don’t get reimbursed if they don’t get it.
Landlords use the fee to cover background checks from tenant screening companies, which include applicants’ employment, rental, financial, and criminal histories.
The issue
CFPB handled 26.7k+ complaints related to tenant screenings between January 2019 and September 2022. Of those, ~65% cited incorrect info on a report.
For example, one applicant said their twin brother’s criminal history appeared on their report. Another said the report surfaced an eviction that never happened.
Mistakes often occur when companies use name-only matching without other identifying info, like a Social Security number. Other issues:
Companies can reveal expunged or sealed records
Companies sometimes report evictions that were filed, but not completed
This inaccurate info can cause applicants to lose housing opportunities, time, and money.
And fixing it it is a pain
The Fair Credit Reporting Act requires landlords to tell applicants if they were denied due to info obtained in a report… but many don’t.
And when they do, the onus to dispute the report falls on the applicant in a process that can be “hopelessly inefficient and needlessly confusing,” per CFPB.
Some applicants found themselves being bounced between companies, while others failed to hear back at all.
The FTC has promised to work with the CFPB to hold companies accountable.
The pandemic real estate market has officially come to a close. And with the new year just ramping up, many people have the same question: “What will real estate look like in 2023?”
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Arizona drew the eyes of the world in 2022 as businesses made record investments and high-tech industries surged. “Made in Arizona” became an oft-repeated slogan with manufacturing breakthroughs across industries including semiconductors, electric vehicles, batteries, aerospace, renewable energy and more. By October, Arizona claimed the fastest year-over year-manufacturing job growth in the nation, one of many Arizona economic development wins in 2022. The year also saw Arizona advance significant initiatives emphasizing rural communities and small!
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