The recent record highs in unemployment have already begun to decline. Media negativity about 20% unemployment, is excessive April’s 2020 unemployment report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics hit an all-time high with data that showed alarming hardships for …
Record unemployment and foreclosure concerns constrained by high owner equity sometimes 42% Given how we have seen more unemployment claims than ever before over the past several weeks, fear is spreading widely. Some good news, however, shows that more than …
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As we continue to work through the health crisis that plagues this country, more and more conversations are turning to economic recovery. While we look for signs that we’ve reached a plateau in cases of COVID-19, the concern and fear …
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For nearly two months, most of us have been following strict stay-at-home orders from our state and local governments. It is a whole new way of life that has put our daily lives on pause. On the other hand, many …
U.S. Homeownership Rate Rises to Highest Point in 8 Years Read More »
Some Highlights Staying at home doesn’t mean your search for a new place needs to come to a standstill. Check out these tips on how to explore other neighborhoods virtually in the homebuying process. You may find a spot that …
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New home construction and sales circulate twice as much money as existing home sales and are a major economic driver and a consumer confidence builder With businesses starting to slowly open up again in some parts of the country, a …
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Online tools permit buying and selling to continue despite COVID-19. If needed you can move on with life now with James Bean’s professional consultation and facilitation. Despite the current economic volatility, some home-buyers have put their search on hold, but …
