Mortgage rates moved modestly lower this week, but interest rates were not the big news for anyone following home loans. President Donald Trump's social media post about a 50-year mortgage stole the show,

Experts warn Trump’s 50-year mortgage may lower homeowner payments, but slow equity growth and raise total interest payments

The Trump administration has another idea to make housing more affordable: Let homeowners take their mortgage rate with them when they move.

Self-employed borrowers need additional documentation, such as bank statements or tax returns, to prove income stability. Keeping organized records and showing consistent income trends improve your chances of approval.

The Fed just cut rates again, but what does that mean for your monthly mortgage payment on a $400,000 home loan?

A 50-year mortgage loan, is being pitched as a way to lower monthly payments and help more Americans buy homes. But local experts say it could come with long-term financial consequences.

You don't need extra money to build home equity faster — just smarter strategies. These moves can help you own your home years sooner, save thousands in interest and create financial flexibility for whatever comes next.

The current average mortgage rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage is 6.28%, compared to 6.33% a week earlier, according to the Mortgage Research Center. For borrowers who want a shorter mortgage, the average rate on a 15-year fixed mortgage is 5.

Mortgage rates dipped slightly after the Fed's latest rate cut, but how much does that impact your monthly costs?