Entering the real estate market traditionally offers the allure of financial independence and the chance for an expedited retirement, yet, achieving this aim seems to be increasingly challenging with each passing decade.
Despite Thursday’s inflation rates exceeding predictions, the dialogue regarding rate reductions in 2024 is ongoing.
Research findings indicate that most senior citizens haven’t consulted a professional for retirement advice, albeit several have intentions to do so in the future.
The problem of lowering consumer prices to the desired level has been underscored as inflation experienced a rise of 30 basis points from November to December.
In a recent report presented to the secretary, the Office of Inspector General for the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD OIG) highlighted 35 major challenges that the department needs to tackle within this year.
There’s a possibility that 2024 may emerge as an ideal time to apply fresh capabilities, with anticipated advancements in both mortgage rates and the availability of housing. However, this hinges on the condition that 2023 becomes a year worth remembering.