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Syndicated in newspapers nationwide and published in various outlets, media and non-media, online and off.

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Peter Miller’s Biography

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Peter G. Miller is a nationally-syndicated real estate and mortgage columnist, book author, and the original creator and host of the AOL Real Estate Center.

Miller is the author of seven books originally published by Harper & Row, including one with a co-author. He has appeared in numerous radio, TV and print interviews, including Oprah!, the Today Show, This Morning on CBS, CNN, NPR, CNBC and many other well-known outlets.

Mr. Miller has a Bachelor’s degree in journalism, a Master’s degree …

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Will AVMs Create a World Without Appraisers? | Think Realty | A Real Estate of Mind

Will AVMs Create a World Without Appraisers? | Think Realty | A Real Estate of Mind

Appraisals cost money at a time when the Internet is driving the price of information toward zero The real es…

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Please Don't Move To Pensacola

Please Don't Move To Pensacola

Please don't move to Pensacola. Seriously. I know it has superficial attractions like miles of clean beaches,…

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Should We Fear Soaring Rents? - Ten-X Blog

Should We Fear Soaring Rents? - Ten-X Blog

It's been a great time for landlords and real estate investors. Rents across the country have been soaring; i…

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Is the Mortgage Forgiveness and Debt Relief Act coming back?

Is the Mortgage Forgiveness and Debt Relief Act coming back?

Posted 01/29/2018 by Peter Miller Share This Page Peter Miller The Mortgage Reports Contributor The Mortgage …

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Amazon and the Battle for Tomorrow's Communities

Amazon and the Battle for Tomorrow's Communities

The decision by Amazon to build a massive second headquarters – the HQ2 – has set off a gold rush of sorts, o…

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OurBroker.com - Real Estate & Mortgage News & Commentary

OurBroker.com - Real Estate & Mortgage News & Commentary

How can you become a successful writer? My answer began more than 50 years ago. It was in 1968 when I got my …

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What Are Today’s Best Refinance Mortgage Rates?

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By Peter Miller Verified
| ReFi Guide
Refinance mortgage rates in April 2025 remain elevated compared to the ultra-low levels during the Pandemic but they have eased off their late-2023 peaks. Homeowners looking to secure a mortgage refinance can expect average rates slightly below 7% for a 30-year fixed and about 6.3% for a 15-year fixed mortgage.
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Reverse mortgage pros

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| Merced Sun-Star Verified
Key takeaways If you're a homeowner aged 62 or older, a reverse mortgage can help you obtain non-taxable money, allowing you to stay in your home, pay bills and supplement your income. A reverse mortgage isn't 'free money': Borrowing costs can be high, and you still have other home maintenance expenses. Reverse mortgages can also complicate life for your survivors after you die or permanently leave the home.
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What is correspondent lending?

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| The Sun News Verified
If you're a homebuyer searching for a mortgage, there are a lot of lender options out there: mortgage broker, mortgage banker, online lender and of course, traditional banks and credit unions. Here's another category to consider: correspondent lenders. Among other things, correspondent lending can affect your loan options. Read on to learn all about the practice and to see if a correspondent lender is the best mortgage lender for you. What is a correspondent lender?
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Working for the Sims News Bureau on Capitol Hill. Wrote for newspapers in several states and also did daily radio broadcasts.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Sure. Got one for my 16th birthday. Also a hand-cranked calculator. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A61585-2005Apr17.html

How is social media changing news?

Social media provides a democratic platform where individuals without a printing press or TV network can reach large audiences.