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Markets tank from coronavirus scare

Markets tank from coronavirus scare

The picture above is a bit more relaxing to look at as opposed to the media barrage of the coronavirus and stock market (do you know where I took the pic, hint in CO, email me if you know). The Coronavirus has caused stock markets around the world to quickly sell off...

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60% chance mortgage rates plunge: The fed disagrees!

60% chance mortgage rates plunge: The fed disagrees!

We are at an interesting crossroads in the economy.  The Federal Reserve and economic data show that the economy is very strong with consumer spending and confidence at all-time highs. At the same time the bond market is portraying a different picture after a new...

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Vail resort visits down 8%, one in foreclosure

Vail recently announced that skier visits through January 5th are down 7.8% across all its resort properties while lift ticket revenue was flat.  With prices not increasing, how are visits down yet revenue still flat?  What does this have to do with one ski resort in...

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FICO score changes cause scores to drop

FICO score changes cause scores to drop

After years of increasing credit scores, FICO, the fico credit score used by the majority of lenders, has done an abrupt shift.  FICO Score changes in how the most widely used credit score in the U.S. is calculated will make it harder for many Americans to get loans. ...

read more
60% chance mortgage rates plunge: The fed disagrees!

Coronavirus impact on real estate

The ink was barely dry on Wall Street’s 2020 outlooks when the first case surfaced in China. A quick tally shows the coronavirus has wiped $1.5 trillion off the value of world stock markets since Jan. 20, when a slide in Hong Kong shares kicked off concerns among...

read more
Interest rates increase in 2020?

Interest rates increase in 2020?

  As the economy shrugs off recession fears with unemployment hovering near record lows and the stock market continuing to heat up there is one major byproduct that could be impacted, mortgage rates.  There was a ton of bad news priced into the market last year that...

read more
You buy dumpster items on Amazon and Zillow; Buyer beware!

You buy dumpster items on Amazon and Zillow; Buyer beware!

  If you missed the article in the Wall Street Journal, you need to read it.  The reporter demonstrated how he went dumpster diving and resold the items on Amazon.  This is not a new concept and appears to be happening quite frequently to unsuspecting buyers. ...

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Mortgage rates and real estate effect by TV quacks

Yes, it is hard to believe but you, along with me and millions of others, are actually making mortgage rates go down and therefore real estate relatively less expensive. How is this possible?   How are your thoughts influencing long term rates and in turn real...

read more
2020 Real Estate Market predictions

2020 Real Estate Market predictions

Happy Holidays to you and your family.  With 2019 coming to an end quickly it is time for my 2020 real estate market predictions. 2020 is shaping up to be considerably more exciting than 2019 economically speaking!  The main economic drivers in 2020 will be consumer...

read more
Jobs report ignites bull market. When is the next recession?

Jobs report ignites bull market. When is the next recession?

The jobs report last week was a welcome surprise beating expectations with 266k jobs created, almost 50% more than expectations.  This is the lowest jobless rate since 1969 underpinning a strong consumer that continues to spend and drive the bull market.  What does...

read more
Negative equity in over 33% of new car purchases   

Negative equity in over 33% of new car purchases   

The two largest purchases by consumers are houses and cars. Cars are starting to look like the prior housing debacle.  Some 33% of people who traded in cars to buy new ones in the first nine months of 2019 had negative equity, compared with 28% five years ago and 19%...

read more
Markets tank from coronavirus scare

Markets tank from coronavirus scare

The picture above is a bit more relaxing to look at as opposed to the media barrage of the coronavirus and stock market (do you know where I took the pic, hint in CO, email me if you know). The Coronavirus has caused stock markets around the world to quickly sell off...

read more
60% chance mortgage rates plunge: The fed disagrees!

60% chance mortgage rates plunge: The fed disagrees!

We are at an interesting crossroads in the economy.  The Federal Reserve and economic data show that the economy is very strong with consumer spending and confidence at all-time highs. At the same time the bond market is portraying a different picture after a new...

read more

Vail resort visits down 8%, one in foreclosure

Vail recently announced that skier visits through January 5th are down 7.8% across all its resort properties while lift ticket revenue was flat.  With prices not increasing, how are visits down yet revenue still flat?  What does this have to do with one ski resort in...

read more
FICO score changes cause scores to drop

FICO score changes cause scores to drop

After years of increasing credit scores, FICO, the fico credit score used by the majority of lenders, has done an abrupt shift.  FICO Score changes in how the most widely used credit score in the U.S. is calculated will make it harder for many Americans to get loans. ...

read more
60% chance mortgage rates plunge: The fed disagrees!

Coronavirus impact on real estate

The ink was barely dry on Wall Street’s 2020 outlooks when the first case surfaced in China. A quick tally shows the coronavirus has wiped $1.5 trillion off the value of world stock markets since Jan. 20, when a slide in Hong Kong shares kicked off concerns among...

read more
Interest rates increase in 2020?

Interest rates increase in 2020?

  As the economy shrugs off recession fears with unemployment hovering near record lows and the stock market continuing to heat up there is one major byproduct that could be impacted, mortgage rates.  There was a ton of bad news priced into the market last year that...

read more
You buy dumpster items on Amazon and Zillow; Buyer beware!

You buy dumpster items on Amazon and Zillow; Buyer beware!

  If you missed the article in the Wall Street Journal, you need to read it.  The reporter demonstrated how he went dumpster diving and resold the items on Amazon.  This is not a new concept and appears to be happening quite frequently to unsuspecting buyers. ...

read more

Mortgage rates and real estate effect by TV quacks

Yes, it is hard to believe but you, along with me and millions of others, are actually making mortgage rates go down and therefore real estate relatively less expensive. How is this possible?   How are your thoughts influencing long term rates and in turn real...

read more
2020 Real Estate Market predictions

2020 Real Estate Market predictions

Happy Holidays to you and your family.  With 2019 coming to an end quickly it is time for my 2020 real estate market predictions. 2020 is shaping up to be considerably more exciting than 2019 economically speaking!  The main economic drivers in 2020 will be consumer...

read more
Jobs report ignites bull market. When is the next recession?

Jobs report ignites bull market. When is the next recession?

The jobs report last week was a welcome surprise beating expectations with 266k jobs created, almost 50% more than expectations.  This is the lowest jobless rate since 1969 underpinning a strong consumer that continues to spend and drive the bull market.  What does...

read more
Negative equity in over 33% of new car purchases   

Negative equity in over 33% of new car purchases   

The two largest purchases by consumers are houses and cars. Cars are starting to look like the prior housing debacle.  Some 33% of people who traded in cars to buy new ones in the first nine months of 2019 had negative equity, compared with 28% five years ago and 19%...

read more

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