Fix-and-flip profits grew, but the trend bears watching

Rising interest rates, high home prices and weakening demand have caused the fix-and-flip market to slow, but it still had a strong showing in second-quarter 2022, according to Attom Data Solutions’ U.S. Home Flipping Report. From April through June, more than 115,000 single-family homes and condominiums were flipped, representing 8.2% of nationwide home sales. This…...

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Seize the opportunity of newfound downtime

The mortgage industry has changed immensely in the past 12 months. As business has slowed down, many originators are faced with a sudden wealth of free time. After two straight years of constant hustle, it’s a strange and possibly scary change of pace. Mortgage experts predict the current high-rate market will roll over into 2023…....

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Foreclosures could spike if dire predictions come true

Two converging trends could drive foreclosures in 2023. The first is a growing backlog of pandemic-era distressed properties that are no longer mitigated by foreclosure-protection laws, while the second is the growing risk of a housing and economic downturn that pushes more homeowners into distress. The COVID-19 pandemic did not trigger a massive surge of…...

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