Sentences with phrase «home economist got»

Sarah of The Healthy Home Economist got rid of her cellulite after switching to a high fat diet.

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Part of my job was to work with talented home economists, dream up recipe concepts and get them out to the consuming world.
We got lots of interesting email in response to my rebuttal to the wildly exaggerated and completely undocumented article posted by one «Sarah, the Healthy Home Economist» that tells people not to drink green smoothies and says they can «devastate» your health.
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«If we look at what economists are saying, look at what folks who are trying to buy a home are saying, it's really gotten to the point where it is out of control and we need to do something.»
The bias of the economists was «You have to take more risk to get more return,» when the reality is that taking more risk to get more return works up to a point, and after that, those buying volatile stocks, bonds, etc., are trying to hit «home runs,» and have lost track of risk control.
«If mortgage rates and home prices continue to rise as expected, affordability will get hammered by year - end as demand continues to outstrip supply,» says Arch Mortgage's global chief economist Ralph G. DeFranco.
«Millennials are delaying all kinds of major life decisions, like getting married and having kids, so it makes sense that they would also delay buying a home,» said Zillow Chief Economist Dr. Svenja Gudell.
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Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, said the growth in home prices gets down to supply and demand.
«Home sales got off to a rough start in 2018, bottle - necked by the persistent challenges of the inventory shortage,» says Doug Duncan, chief economist at Fannie Mae.
To get home sales moving again, home prices need to move higher, say two senior economists with the Federal Reserve Bank.
Also, «while home closings exhibit a strong tendency to get done at the end of the month, listings are much steadier throughout the course of the month, with a slight tendency to be posted earlier rather than later,» researchers write at NAR's Economists» Outlook blog.
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«If you think it's been hard so far to find a home that fits your budget and your needs, it's going to get worse,» says Jonathan Smoke, realtor.com ®'s chief economist.
«Similar to the noisy economic and housing data published over the past few months, we've seen a corresponding increase in volatility in our survey results, particularly for home price expectations and perceptions about the ease of getting a mortgage,» says Doug Duncan, senior vice president and chief economist at Fannie Mae.
«Millennials have been fairly slow to get into the market, but we are seeing an uptick in millennial buyers this year — which is a good sign, because as home values rise, we want a wider number of people to participate in this housing recovery,» said Lawrence Yun, chief economist at the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
«It's still not easy to get a mortgage, but it's not as hard as it was a couple of years ago,» says Bob Denk, an economist with the National Association of Home Builders.
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