- Homebuyers
- June 25, 2026
Buying a Home When Interest Rates Are High? How to Do It and Potentially Save Money
Before high mortgage rates lead you to put homeownership plans on hold, learn whaat you can do now to secure an affordable mortgage.
Before high mortgage rates lead you to put homeownership plans on hold, learn whaat you can do now to secure an affordable mortgage.
Many homebuyers are turning to side gigs, freelance work, and app-based jobs to help save for a down payment and closing costs. But those part-time jobs don’t always help them qualify for a mortgage.
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Homebuyers have quietly caught a small win: Purchasing a home is still modestly easier than it was a year ago.
If you’re buying a home, you may not want to overlook an FHA loan. These loans typically offer lower mortgage interest rates than many other types of home loans.
Existing home sales were up 3.2% year-over-year, according to the latest data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
For homebuyers waiting for better conditions, the market may finally be offering more reasons to step back in.
As rising housing costs and pricier everyday essentials continue to reshape where Americans want to live, affordability is increasingly winning out over aspiration.
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This year, buyers have more homes for sale to choose from. Nationally, the number of new home listings reached their highest April level since 2022.