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Foreclosure Headlines Are Rising - Here’s Why the Housing Market Isn’t in Trouble
If you’ve seen recent headlines claiming foreclosure activity has increased for 10 straight months, it’s understandable to feel uneasy. On the surface, that kind of news can sound like a warning sign for the housing market. But when you zoom out and look at the full context, a much clearer picture emerges: Foreclosure levels today are well within historical norms Most homeowners are protected by record levels of equity There is no data pointing to a wave of distressed sales o

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Jan 21


Should You Sell Your Home As-Is in 2026?
If you’re planning to sell your home this year, you’re probably weighing a big decision: Sell it as-is and skip the repairs, stress, and prep Or make a few updates first to help it show better and sell for more In 2026, that choice matters more than it has in recent years. Here’s why. More Homes on the Market Means Condition Matters Again Inventory has been rising, and that trend is expected to continue. According to a Realtor.com forecast, the number of homes for sale cou

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Jan 9


Expert Forecasts Point to Affordability Improving in 2026
If you’re wondering what the housing market will look like in 2026, you’re not alone. For the past few years, affordability has been the biggest challenge for buyers and sellers. High prices, elevated mortgage rates, and limited inventory caused many people to delay their plans. The good news is that conditions are improving. Affordability reached its best level in three years during 2025, and experts expect that progress to continue into 2026. Their outlook is based on three

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Jan 8
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