A worthwhile interview with Marty Green on how the Fed has been contributing to the recent sell-off and its plans moving forward.
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Under Texas law, prior to January 1, 2022, persons buying residence property had to wait until the year following acquisition to file for a homestead ad valorem ... Read More
Federal officials, on Wednesday, approved lifting its benchmark short-term interest rates by a quarter percentage point to a range of 0.25% to 0.5% in an effort ... Read More
The days of record-low mortgage rates are over. Driven up by inflation and global conflict, the 30-year fixed average hit a high not seen since May ... Read More
The images spread across social media and broadcast by television networks out of Eastern Europe have shocked and frightened many: columns of tanks stretching ... Read More
Section 50(a)(6)(H) of Article XVI of the Texas Constitution prohibits a home equity loan from being secured by any additional real or personal property other ... Read More
Learn how turbulent times like the Great Recession, COVID-19 pandemic, and various supply-chain issues have impacted the U.S. residential real estate market. ... Read More
COMMISSIONS AMEND TEXAS ADMINISTRATIVE CODE TO MAKE CLEAR LENDERS MAY USE ELECTRONIC DISCLOSURES, DOCUMENTS, AND SIGNATURES FOR HOME EQUITY LOANS AND THAT ... Read More
For real estate heavy firms like Polunsky Beitel Green, what happens with interestrates and the labor market next year will affect their financial ... Read More