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[...] these on my taxes.” Do:         Double and triple check your tax return for errors prior to submitting it to the IRS. Don’t:    Give your lender a “preliminary copy” [...]

[...] last July, rates which had recently (in May) bottomed out at 3.35 percent had increased by 116 basis points to 4.51 percent. At that time Palim said there was no historical precedent for knowing the [...]

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[...]  two such periods since 1990; a 14-month period from October 1993 to December 1994, when mortgage rates increased by 237 basis points (from 6.83 percent to 9.20 percent) and a longer period with a [...]

[...] of 11 of the 20 major metro areas surveyed. The ZCHI is composed of three sub-indices: The Housing Market Conditions Index (HMCI), which measures prevailing market trends and buying/selling [...]

[...] . At that time Palim said there was no historical precedent for knowing the impact on the housing market of an interest rate change, either up or down, because of a Federal Reserve policy of [...]

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[...] renters are more upbeat about their future home-buying prospects than their elders. Among millennial renters 82 percent said they were confident or somewhat confident that they will be able to afford [...]

[...] scars from the housing bust, and because the attitudes of this generation will drive housing trends in the decades to come,” said Pulsenomics Founder Terry Loebs. “Regarding the outlook of [...]

[...]  consistent with history and his expectations in 2013; a sharp adjustment to higher mortgage rates tends to precipitate a reduction in the volume of sales rather than a decline in prices. [...]