Millennial home ownership rates have fallen faster than any other generation.
Women ages 65 and older are more likely to rent than to buy.​

It seems as though these two groups are agreeing on something big thanks to the changing real estate climate. But what are the other trends in buying and renting? Check out this article for more.

The housing landscape has dramatically shifted in the last few generations, from the modest, affordable houses of the 1950s to the towering McMansions of the 1990s. Easy access to mortgages made buying a home in the '90s not just popular, but practically a social mandate.

I always make sure my clients know exactly what they are buying. Whether they are looking at a brand new house or a historic Charlotte home, we are very thorough with our inspections. But even great home inspectors have their limits. Read more about the in-depth inspections that can save you money (and heartache) in the long run, thanks to Bigger Pockets. There are several different types of inspections you may decide to have done on the property. Although these are fairly uncommon, they may end up saving you a lot of money in the long run. (Your home inspector may also suggest these separate inspections after he completes his walk-through of the property.)