17 2026 January
Rates Rising Slightly Off Lows
Political Pressure Adds Rate Uncertainty This week saw rates end slightly higher than an important technical level. If they stay over that level next week, that won’t be...
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15 2026 January
What Happens to Your Mortgage in a Divorce?
Divorce is a very emotionally difficult transition for many families, and your mortgage shouldn’t make it harder. When trying to sort through your divorce, your mortgage can quickly become the most complex and unresolved...
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10 2026 January
Quantitative Easing is Back!
QE Announcement Boosts Mortgage Rates Late Thursday, we received breaking news from the Trump announcing that the GSE’s, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, would start to...
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03 2026 January
Happy New Year!
This week was shortened due to the New Years holiday, but we still have some important economic news. We received the Pending Home Sales report, as well as two important home price reports...
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01 2026 January
How to Buy a House When You Are Self-Employed
Buying a home can be overwhelming, especially if you are self-employed. Unlike W-2 employees, self-employed borrowers often have variable income or multiple revenue streams that...
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27 2025 December
GDP Soars High Like Santa
Since it is Christmas time and New Year’s Eve is right around the corner, our team at Sunrise Economix wants to give you a quick summary and news of the week for those...
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20 2025 December
Gimme Shelter
Jobs Report Shows Labor Market Softening This week saw two big reports. The first was the much-anticipated and long-awaited Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Jobs Report for October and November. The combination...
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18 2025 December
FHA vs. Conventional Loans: Which One is Right for You?
Choosing the right mortgage is one of the most important financial decisions you will make as a homebuyer. Two of the most common options are...
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13 2025 December
Federal Reserve Cuts, but Dissension in the Ranks
Fed Delivers Expected Rate Cut At the conclusion of their meeting on Wednesday, the Federal Reserve (Fed) cut the Federal Funds Rate target by another 0.25%. This was expected, and markets didn’t react...
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