To buy a house is probably one of the largest and most complex financial expenditure that a person can make. Because it requires huge amount of money, most buyers do not own enough amount to fully pay for the house … Continue reading
RCW 19.27.530 requires that all Sellers of owner occupied properties in WA State must equip the home with a carbon monoxide (CO) detector before a Buyer may legally occupy the residence following the sale and all residential rental properties must also be equipped … Continue reading
In November, Americans went to the polls to exercise their right to vote for president—and global markets took notice. When Donald Trump was declared president elect, market reactions were wild, driving Stock prices higher while Mortgage Bonds—and the home loan … Continue reading
After months of divisive rhetoric on Britain’s exit from the European Union (or “Brexit,” as it is known), voters went to the polls on June 23 stunning investors by opting to leave the economic and political partnership of 43 years. … Continue reading
The housing and labor sectors remained strong in the first quarter, but what about our economy overall? GDP Slows While Fed Holds Steady The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) met in April and, as expected, held its benchmark Fed Funds … Continue reading
September marked the start of football season for fans across the country. But investors and economists were focused on another team—the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), and whether it would hold its benchmark Federal Funds Rate steady. What Is the … Continue reading
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