Edge Home Finance, LLC - Mortgage Broker

Edge Home Finance, LLC - Mortgage Broker Licensed loan officer NMLS #2017709. Active state licenses CA-DFPI2017709, NV-69673, AZ-1013805, FL-LO77213, CO-100519483, OK-MLO039313, TX-2017709.

Edge Corp Address: 5860 Baker Road, Minnetonka, MN 55345, NMLS # 891464

06/09/2026

Why are so many Americans moving to parts of the country that have dramatically lower average lifespans? It seems counterintuitive, but the answer is often economics, affordability, verses lifestyle tradeoffs.

States across the Southeast, Texas, and parts of the Midwest continue seeing population growth because housing is dramatically more affordable, taxes are often lower, and many employers have relocated jobs there. For families priced out of places like California, parts of Colorado, or the Northeast, owning a home in these markets can be far more attainable.

But life expectancy is influenced by more than geography. Broader trends like healthcare access, obesity rates, smoking, poverty levels, education, and rural hospital shortages are often higher is lower cost markets.

The real takeaway? People move based on economic survival first, even with possible negative outcomes for health and lifespan.

Would you make this choice?

06/05/2026

🏡 Zillow Lowers Home Price Forecast: What Does It Mean for Buyers and Sellers in 2026?

Zillow has revised its national home price forecast, now predicting U.S. home values will decline slightly by 0.1% over the next 12 months, signaling a softer housing market ahead.

While home prices remain up about 0.7% year-over-year, wage growth is currently outpacing home appreciation, which could gradually improve housing affordability for many Americans.

The forecast highlights major regional differences. Markets like Syracuse, NY, Rockford, IL, and Atlantic City, NJ are expected to see the strongest appreciation, while Austin, Denver, San Francisco, and several Louisiana markets could experience price declines.

For homebuyers, this could mean more negotiating power, less competition, and potentially better affordability.

Real estate remains a local market, and opportunities still exist in many communities.



Read the full article here.https://www.fastcompany.com/91550905/housing-market-home-prices-zillow-downgrades-price-forecast-across-400-markets-see-the-data?shem=rimspwouoe,

06/04/2026

🏡 Thinking about moving to Colorado? Here’s a big reason Broomfield should be on your radar.

A new national safety study ranked Broomfield, Colorado as the safest city in America among mid-sized cities, based on violent crime, property crime, traffic fatalities, and natural disaster risk.

Broomfield offers proximity to both Denver and Boulder, strong community infrastructure, strong and diverse job opportunities, and now national recognition for safety.

What does this mean for real estate? Safe communities tend to remain highly desirable, which can help support long-term home values and buyer demand.

If you're considering relocating to Colorado or buying in the Denver metro area, Broomfield deserves a serious look.

📩 Sound interesting? Let’s connect.

Check out the article here.
https://kdvr.com/news/nationalworld-news/where-nations-safest-cities-are-according-to-a-new-study/

06/03/2026

📉 Mortgage Rates Moved Lower This Week—But the Story Is Global

Market in a Minute update for June 3, 2026

Mortgage rates declined this week, and the biggest reason wasn't housing data—it was geopolitics.

Global investors closely watched ongoing diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, easing concerns about immediate further disruptions to energy markets and international trade.

At the same time, weaker economic data and growing expectations that central banks may eventually reduce interest rates pushed money into U.S. Treasury bonds.

When investors buy more bonds, Treasury yields typically fall. Since mortgage rates often follow the direction of the 10-year Treasury yield, mortgage borrowing costs moved lower as well.

Mortgage rates are influenced by much more than local real estate conditions. Inflation trends, global conflicts, and more major roles in determining what homebuyers pay for financing.

Bigger picture, few people seem to expect the global shock from the war with Iran to be over, but at least this week we got a welcome respite from climbing rates.

06/02/2026

🏗️ BIG NEWS FOR THE HOUSING MARKET: Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is making a massive $8.5 billion investment in homebuilding by acquiring Taylor Morrison, one of America's largest builders.

What does Berkshire Hathaway’s $8.5 billion purchase of Taylor Morrison mean for the homebuilding industry?

This move signals strong long-term confidence in U.S. housing despite today's challenges of affordability, elevated mortgage rates, and limited inventory. With Berkshire's enormous financial resources backing Taylor Morrison, the builder could accelerate community development, expand operations, and potentially deliver more housing options across the country.

The acquisition also strengthens Berkshire's growing housing ecosystem, which already includes construction materials, real estate brokerage, manufactured housing, and now an even larger footprint in site-built homes. Industry experts will watching this purchase closely.

For homebuyers, builders, and real estate professionals, one message is clear: some of the world's smartest investors continue to see significant opportunity in American housing.



Click here to read the full article.

https://nationalmortgageprofessional.com/news/warren-buffetts-berkshire-hathaway-makes-85-billion-bet-housing

06/01/2026

According to recent inflation data, and our last week’s Kinds Soopers report, tomatoes have become one of the fastest-rising food costs in America, with prices increasing nearly 40% over the past year.

Some grocery stores are reportedly paying as much as $93 per box wholesale, making a simple kitchen staple feel like a luxury item.

Factors driving the surge include higher transportation costs, supply chain disruptions, and new tariffs impacting tomato imports from Mexico, America's largest supplier.

What does this mean for consumers? Rising tomato prices are another reminder that inflation continues to impact household budgets, grocery bills, and restaurant costs. As food affordability becomes a growing concern, many families are adjusting spending habits.

If you've noticed your grocery bill climbing lately, you're not alone.
Read the full article here.
https://www.newsbreak.com/share/4678777274776-trump-s-trade-wars-turn-tomatoes-into-luxury-items-with-some-stores-selling-a-box-for-93?_f=app_share&pd=06HoD5UA&lang=en_US&send_time=1780073201&trans_data=%7B%22platform%22%3A0%2C%22cv%22%3A%2226.20.1.16%22%2C%22languages%22%3A%22en%22%7D&sep=sc_d2d_share_26q2-control&s=i3

05/29/2026

🤖 Can Robots Solve China's Population Crisis?

China is facing a demographic challenge unlike any in modern history. With births falling to their lowest levels in decades the workforce is projected to shrink by approximately 37 million people by 2035.

According to a recent Barclays analysis, China could deploy as many as 24 million humanoid robots by 2035. If adoption continues at its current pace, these robots could offset up to 60% of the country's projected labor shortage.

China's government is investing heavily in robotics, artificial intelligence, and automation to maintain economic growth as its population ages. While robots won't completely replace the human workforce, robots could help fill critical labor gaps in industrial production and reshape the future of manufacturing worldwide.

The bigger question, will automation become the answer for aging populations across the globe, including here in the United States?



Read the original article here.
https://www.roboticstomorrow.com/news/2026/05/20/barclays-research-expects-humanoid-robots-to-fundamentally-reshape-the-real-economy/26596/

If one of these guys can marry Taylor Swift, you can buy a home (still funny). DM me to talk!
05/28/2026

If one of these guys can marry Taylor Swift, you can buy a home (still funny). DM me to talk!

05/27/2026

📉 Mortgage rates gave homebuyers a little breathing room this week.

Market in a Minute Update for 5.27.26

30-year fixed conventional mortgage rates dropped 6 bps this week, and 7/6 ARMs fell even more at 21 bps.

So, what’s driving the move?

The biggest factor appears to be growing optimism around ongoing peace talks involving Iran. As markets began pricing in the possibility of reduced Middle East tensions, oil prices pulled back and Treasury yields eased, helping mortgage rates improve as inflation concerns softened.

Lower energy prices can reduce transportation and consumer costs, and ultimately lower mortgage pricing.

For buyers in Colorado and across the U.S., this discount when coupled with additional offers like FREE buy downs could create a window of opportunity.

If you’re thinking about buying or refinancing, now may be the time to explore your options before markets shift again.

05/26/2026

All I Want is an Orange for Under $1.00 for May 2026

How much have grocery prices changed in our King Soopers food basket from April to May.

The biggest monthly jump came from on-the-vine tomatoes, up 11.55%, likely driven by seasonal supply shifts and transportation costs. Ground beef increased another 4.35%, continuing the pressure on proteins. Meanwhile, staples like navel oranges, romaine lettuce, and boneless chicken held steady month over month, which is welcome news.

Overall, this grocery basket rose from $32.78 to $33.79 since January this year, a 3.08% increase.

Food inflation directly impacts household budgets, savings rates, and consumer confidence. When everyday essentials cost more, families have less flexibility for other financial goals, including saving for a home or managing monthly debt.

Watching inflation at the grocery store gives us a clear real-time picture of what’s happening in the broader economy. We will be back next month.

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