March 2025 housing data shows rising inventory, slowing price growth, and a shift in buyer behavior. Learn what this means for buyers and sellers heading into spring.
Published on 04/30/2025
Discover why the housing market isn’t crashing in 2025—and why now might still be a smart time to buy. Learn about market stability, lending trends, and how equity protects today’s homeowners.
Published on 04/23/2025
Learn how property taxes are calculated, what factors impact them (like land value and zoning potential), and how to budget smart as a homebuyer in 2025.
Published on 04/16/2025
Mojave River Mortgage's Empowered Down Payment Assistance (DPA) Program helps homebuyers by offering a forgivable grant of 2% or 3.5% of the home’s purchase price for use toward the down payment. Eligible borrowers include first-time buyers, professionals, and those in underserved areas or within income limits. The program supports various property types and requires a minimum credit score of 580, a DTI ratio under 50%, and completion of homebuyer education. Seller concessions up to 6% are allowed. Available in California, it applies only to 30-year fixed FHA loans. It’s a great option to make homeownership more accessible.
Published on 04/10/2025
Explore how southern U.S. cities like Miami and Memphis are becoming more accessible to homebuyers due to increased inventories and price reductions.?
Published on 04/09/2025
Discover why townhomes are becoming a popular choice for first-time homebuyers, offering affordability, low maintenance, and community amenities in today's housing market.
Published on 04/02/2025
Waiting to buy a home in today’s market could cost you more in the long run. Learn why acting now—despite mortgage rates—might be the smartest move for future homeowners.
Published on 03/26/2025
Mortgage rates have dropped to their lowest levels since December, making homeownership more affordable. Learn what this means for buyers and sellers in today’s market.
Published on 03/19/2025
The California Association of Realtors (C.A.R.) projects that existing single-family home sales will reach 304,400 units in 2025, marking a 10.5% increase from 2024's anticipated 275,400 units. This uptick suggests a revitalized market with more transactions occurring statewide. In terms of pricing, the median home price in California is forecasted to rise by 4.6% to $909,400 in 2025, following a projected 6.8% increase to $869,500 in 2024. This steady appreciation reflects sustained demand and limited housing supply.
Published on 03/14/2025