Aaron Ballard+FollowWhy New Homes Might Get Harder to FindHeads up if you’re house hunting: builders are hitting the brakes on new homes because land is just too pricey for them to make a decent profit. After a wild post-pandemic rush, the appetite for land has tanked, and that means fewer new houses popping up in the near future. If you’re waiting for a deal, keep an eye out—eventually, falling land prices could mean cheaper new homes, but it might take a while! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyHacks12Share
randerson+FollowWhy New Homes Might Get Cheaper SoonHeads up if you’re house-hunting or just nosy about real estate: demand for land to build new homes has dropped big time. Builders aren’t making as much money, and land is still pricey, so they’re hitting pause on new projects. If you’re dreaming of a new build, this could mean fewer choices for now—but maybe better deals down the road if prices fall. Keep an eye out! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MarketTrends226Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowThinking of Buying a Home? Read This First!Mortgage approvals just hit a six-month high, so if you’re house-hunting, you’re not alone! But here’s the twist: while more people are getting the green light, house prices dipped a bit and mortgage rates might creep up soon. If you’re on the fence, now could be a sweet spot to lock in a deal before things shift. Pro tip: keep an eye on rates and don’t be afraid to negotiate! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MortgageTips00Share
megan01+FollowCould Your Mortgage Get Pricier Soon?Ever wonder what would happen if those behind-the-scenes mortgage giants, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, went public? If they do, getting a home loan could get trickier and more expensive, especially if you don’t have a big down payment or perfect credit. Less government involvement might mean higher fees and fewer options for first-time buyers. If you’re house hunting, consider locking in your rate now and keep an eye on policy changes! #RealEstate #MortgageTips #HomeBuying11Share
davenportmeghan+FollowShould You Jump on Lower Mortgage Rates?Mortgage rates just dipped below 6% for the first time in a while, and there are more homes on the market than last year. If you’re tired of renting, now might be a sweet spot to buy—before everyone else jumps in and prices spike. But if your savings or credit score need a boost, waiting could save you cash in the long run. Either way, don’t try to outsmart the market—focus on what works for your wallet and lifestyle! #RealEstate #MortgageTips #HomeBuying20Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowBuffalo’s Secret: Affordable Homes Are Back!House hunting doesn’t have to mean sticker shock—at least not everywhere. Zillow’s latest scoop says cities like Buffalo, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh are seeing more than half their homes priced for regular folks. But if you’re in LA or San Diego, affordable listings are as rare as a unicorn Frappuccino. East Coast wins this round, but West Coasters might want to keep renting (or win the lottery). #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyHacks00Share
nicole93+FollowAgent wants me to sign before viewing?Real estate agent wants me to sign a non-exclusive contract before showing a property. It only ensures she gets commissioned IF I buy that specific house. Is this standard practice? I've worked with other agents who never required this. Any real estate pros here with advice on whether this is normal or potentially problematic? #realestate #homebuying #realtor #househunting #BuyingHome48Share
Samantha Welch+FollowHome Shopping? These Cities Are a Bargain NowHouse hunting doesn’t have to mean sticker shock—at least not everywhere. Zillow says cities like Buffalo, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh are suddenly full of homes that regular folks can actually afford. Over half the listings in these spots fit the average paycheck. But if you’re dreaming of LA or Boston, get ready for a reality check—affordable homes are unicorns there. East of the Mississippi? You might just score a deal. #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyTips00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowHome Shopping? These Cities Are a Steal!If you’re house hunting, here’s a little coffee break scoop: Zillow says cities like Buffalo, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh are suddenly packed with homes that regular folks can actually afford. Over half the listings in these spots are within reach for people earning the average paycheck. But if you’re in LA or San Diego, affordable homes are unicorns—just 3-6% of listings. East Coast wins this round for budget-friendly digs! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyTips00Share
randerson+FollowWhy Your Mortgage Rate Feels So HighEver wonder why your mortgage rate seems stuck near 7%? Turns out, those ultra-low rates from the pandemic were a rare treat, not the norm. Now, with rates flickering around 6.5% to 7%, many homeowners feel "golden handcuffed" to their old deals and hesitate to move. If you’re house hunting, shop around—comparing lenders could save you hundreds a year. Pro tip: a better credit score can mean a better rate! #RealEstate #mortgage #homebuying00Share
