Michael Adedapo
Chief Mortgage Market Strategist
Michael Adedapo is one of the mortgage industry’s most trusted and influential news authorities, known for breaking down complex rate movements, Fed policy shifts, and housing trends into clear, strategic insight. With unmatched market awareness and data-driven analysis, he helps homeowners, investors, and professionals stay ahead of volatility and make smarter financing decisions in any market cycle.
Articles
- VA Foreclosure Rescue Efforts Expand as White House Pushes More Homebuilding
- White House Pushes for More Homebuilding to Ease Housing Shortage
- Mortgage Industry’s Interface Problem: Why AI Alone Won’t Fix It
- Palantir and Blend Launch AI Mortgage Platform with Freedom Mortgage
- White House 50-Year Mortgage Proposal: Lower Payments but Significant Risks
- A rebound in February home sales suggests buyers are returning to the market, but rising mortgage rates could quickly slow that progress.
- Mortgage rates remain relatively steady near the 6% range as buyers and homeowners monitor economic signals that could influence the next move in borrowing costs.
- Mortgage rates remain relatively stable heading into March, staying close to the low-6% range as investors monitor inflation data and Federal Reserve policy expectations.
- Mortgage Refinance Rates Edge Lower as Borrowers Watch the 6% Threshold
- Mortgage Rates Stabilize Near Recent Lows, Offering Opportunity for Buyers and Refinancers
- Mortgage Rates Remain Just Below 6% as Borrowers Monitor Market Stability
- Mortgage Rates Stabilize Below 6% as Market Awaits Fresh Economic Signals
- Mortgage Applications Rise as Borrowers Jump on Lower Rates
- Mortgage Rates Dip Under 6%, Hitting Lowest Level Since 2022
- Refinance Rates Stay Near Multi-Week Lows as Borrowers Eye Savings Opportunities
- Mortgage Rates Today: 30-Year Falls to 6.01% as Rocket and Homebuilder Stocks Waver
- Mortgage Rates Stall Just Above 6% as Sub-6% “5s” Elude Market
- Mortgage Rates Sink to Lowest in a Month, Boosting Refinance Demand
- Mortgage Rates Today, February 17: Refi Options Improve as Rates Hover Near 6%
- Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Add New Rate Buydown Disclosures: What It Means for Borrowers and Lenders
- Mortgage Rates Hit Lowest Levels in More Than 3 Weeks as Retail Sales Disappoint