National real estate headlines and online Zillow estimates don't know what's actually happening on the ground here in Mendocino, Western Lake, or Northern Sonoma counties. They don't know your well
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National real estate headlines and online Zillow estimates don't know what's actually happening on the ground here in Mendocino, Western Lake, or Northern Sonoma counties. They don't know your well
Every time rates or prices come up in the news, someone frames it as homeowners being in trouble. Too much mortgage debt. Too much exposure. On the surface, that story sounds reasonable.The numbers
Homeowners are sitting on more equity than at almost any point in history. CoreLogic puts the average mortgaged homeowner at over $300,000 in equity, and collectively, Americans are holding
Let’s be real for a second: between sky-high prices, interest rates that won't take a hint, and the daunting pile of cash needed for a down payment, buying a home right now feels a bit like