‘Go Green’ Costs Hurting Some Commercial Owners
Some cities expect commercial buildings to reduce emissions or pay a tax, but both options create extra stress on pandemic-harmed structures, such as office buildings.
Buyers Still Waive Appraisal Gap in Some Markets
To secure a home, some U.S. buyers still agree to make up the difference when a mortgage appraisal comes in at less than the contract price – an often risky move.
Broker Promising a 3% Mortgage in a 7% World
About 22% of U.S. mortgages are assumable from a seller to a buyer – largely federal ones, such as FHA loans – and a broker advertises that option to attract customers.
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