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Around this time each year, many homeowners decide to wait until after the holidays to sell their houses. Similarly, others who already have their homes on the market remove their listings until the spring.

As we head into the home stretch of 2020, I want to bring you a quick update on what we saw in the third quarter here in Macomb County Michigan. We're still firmly in a strong seller's market; we need inventory badly.

High Levels Of Housing Demand Expected To Carry Over Into The New Year Despite a rather unpredictable year, housing demand is one area that has remained strong. Now, Redfin CEO, Glenn Kelman, predicts, "This level of demand is absolutely insane.

A 30-year, fixed-rate home loan isn't right for everyone. Depending on your plans, it might actually cost you more in the long run. Though they're less common, adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) are a better fit for many homebuyers.

In a world where housing inventory has already been limited at best. In a top concern for years, homeowners and builders alike have a new factor to keep in mind.

All things considered, overall, it's been a pretty positive year for real estate. Now, as we prepare for election time, you or even your clients may be wondering how the upcoming election could impact real estate activity.

The housing market has continued its booming recovery, and sellers continue to benefit. But things might be changing soon. Let me give you the details: 1.

Even as we enter real estate's fall season, home equity and demand continue to soar.

Homeownership is one of the best ways to invest in your financial future, especially as your home equity grows. Home equity is a form of forced savings that can work to your advantage as the value of your home appreciates.

How long have you lived in your current home? If it's been a while, you may be thinking about moving.