Mortgage rates held steady after a mixed jobs report, with unemployment rising and job growth coming in stronger than expected. Learn what this means for homebuyers and what to watch next.
The Trump administration says it’s exploring 50-year mortgage options to help with affordability. Learn what this could mean for homebuyers, monthly payments, and long-term costs.
Fannie Mae’s new credit score policy lets lenders use automated approvals even for borrowers below 620. Here’s what that means for homebuyers who thought they couldn’t qualify.
Mortgage rates dipped, then jumped after the Fed’s cut. A $15B corporate bond sale and stronger economic reports added pressure. Here’s the simple, kid-level way to understand what’s happening and what it means for buyers.
The Federal Reserve cut rates again, but mortgage rates actually rose. Learn why this happens, what Powell said, and what it means for homebuyers.
Buying a home is one of life’s biggest decisions. Too many folks say, “I’ll wait until rates drop, prices go down, or the market cools.” But the reality? Waiting often comes with hidden costs, lost equity, fewer options, and increased competition. At Mortgage Solutions of Georgia, we believe that now is a time to get strategic - lock in pre-approval, position yourself smartly, and get ahead of what could be a rush of buyers and rising prices.
The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate is hovering near 3-year lows as bond markets hold steady amid limited economic data. Learn why rates remain low and what could move them next.
A new Realtor.com survey reveals that 1 in 5 Gen Z adults say housing affordability is their top life concern. Learn how young buyers are adapting, saving, and staying determined to achieve homeownership.
When you live in Acworth or Thomasville, Georgia, the mortgage world can feel full of opportunity and, frankly, confusion. One of the smartest moves many homeowners overlook? Refinancing. It’s not just about snagging a lower rate-it’s about freeing up cash flow, retiring high-interest debt, and moving toward financial security. Here’s how it works and why it might make sense for you.