Kennedy Edgerton is a writer for Forbes, specializing in personal finance and education topics. With a focus on providing practical advice and insights, Kennedy's articles cover a range of subjects including student loans, mortgages, college admissions, and financial technology.
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Kennedy's coverage primarily focuses on personal finance and education, particularly with a focus on student loans, mortgages, college-related financial aid, and scholarships.
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The tool gives MLSs, brokerages, agents and appraisers access to syndicated, auto-populated data
By: Kennedy Edgerton
Blomquist says that more activity among auction buyers portends growth for retail home sales
By: Kennedy Edgerton
The initiative comes as the mortgage industry prepares for mandatory adoption of VantageScore 4.0 by October 2025
By: Kennedy Edgerton
'The best agents in the profession have been able to articulate their value all along,' Lane says
By: Kennedy Edgerton
In today's economy, mortgage rates and housing expenses have consistently risen. As a result, older citizens are tapping into their retirement savings to cover costs—if they have it.
MBA estimates almost 56,000 new homes were sold in October, up 3.7% from the prior month
Defects across all underwriting categories are on the rise and ‘lenders need to double down' on precautions, according to ACES Quality Management
By: Kennedy Edgerton
‘Brokers need to raise their game ... so they can share that with their flocks,' Morris says
Redfin said the number of homes bought by investors fell 2.3% year over year in Q3 2024. Their market share was the lowest since late 2020.
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