Brad Caldwell+FollowDid You See Mortgage Rates Just Dropped?Heads up if you’re house-hunting or thinking about refinancing: mortgage rates just dipped again! The average 30-year fixed rate slid to 6.76%—the lowest it’s been in months. This tiny drop might not sound huge, but it could mean a little extra wiggle room in your monthly budget. With rates staying under 7% for weeks, it’s a decent window to lock in a better deal before things shift again. Anyone else eyeing those Zillow listings a little harder now? #MortgageRates #HomeBuying #Refinance #MoneyTips #RealEstate346Share
russellolson+FollowHow Much Do You Really Need to Buy a House?Thinking about buying a house? Brace yourself: the typical home now costs over $400K, and you’d need to make about $114K a year to swing it. That’s a huge jump from just a few years ago! Some sellers are dropping prices, but not enough to make homes truly affordable for most. If you’re house-hunting, watch for price cuts in places like Phoenix and Tampa—sellers there are getting more realistic. For now, though, the dream home comes with a hefty price tag. #HomeBuying #RealEstate #MoneyTalks #HousingMarket #LifeHacks30Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowShould You Wait to Buy a House This Month?Thinking about buying a home or refinancing? Mortgage rates are hanging around 6.6% for a 30-year loan, but they’ve been on a rollercoaster thanks to tariff drama and economic jitters. If the economy cools off, rates might drop, but any new trade news could send them bouncing again. If you’re house hunting, keep an eye on headlines—your monthly payment could change overnight! Pro tip: Use a mortgage calculator to see how even a small rate change can impact your budget. #MortgageRates #HomeBuying #PersonalFinance #MoneyTips #RealEstate40Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowCould the Housing Market Crash Again?Remember the 2008 housing crash? It was like musical chairs with mortgages—when the music stopped, a lot of people were left standing. Today, things are different: banks are more careful, and risky loans aren’t as common. But if you’re house hunting, keep in mind that high interest rates mean cash buyers have the upper hand. The good news? Another big crash is unlikely, but local markets can still get wild, so shop smart! #HousingMarket #MoneyTips #RealEstate #HomeBuying #FinanceHacks4743Share
Heather Moore+FollowWhy Your Dream Home Might Cost More SoonHeads up if you’re house hunting! There’s talk of new taxes on building materials from Canada and beyond, and it’s already making waves. Even just the rumor of tariffs can make builders nervous, leading to higher prices for new homes. So, if you’re planning to buy or renovate, you might want to lock in your plans before costs climb even higher. #HomeBuying #Tariffs #RealEstate #MoneyTips60Share
Samantha Welch+FollowMortgage Rates: Relief on the Horizon?Thinking about buying a home but scared off by sky-high mortgage rates? You’re not alone! After rates shot up post-pandemic, the housing market hit pause. But here’s the scoop: Morgan Stanley says rates could finally start dropping over the next two years as treasury yields fall. If that happens, homes might get a bit more affordable, and we could see more people jumping back into the market. So, if you’re house-hunting, keep an eye on those rates—your window might open soon! #MortgageRates #HomeBuying #MoneyTips #HousingMarket #FinanceHacks #RealEstate40Share
randerson+FollowWhy Is Everyone Pausing on Home Loans?Looks like fewer people are jumping into the home-buying game right now—mortgage applications just dropped again, though not as sharply as last week. With rates hovering near 7%, many folks are holding off, hoping for a better deal down the road. If you’re thinking about refinancing, you’re not alone in waiting for rates to dip. Even with more homes popping up for sale, buyers are still playing it safe. Maybe it’s time to brush up on your patience game! #HomeBuying #MortgageRates #MoneyMoves #RealEstate #FinanceTips81Share
Shelly Powell+FollowHome Sellers Are Slashing Prices—Why Now?Thinking about buying a house? Good news: sellers are getting desperate. With more homes sitting unsold, many are chopping tens of thousands off their asking prices and even throwing in perks like help with closing costs. Why? Buyers are pickier than ever, thanks to high mortgage rates and more choices. If you’re selling, price it right from the start or be ready to wait. If you’re buying, don’t be shy—your "lowball" offer might just work! #housingmarket #realestate #homebuying #moneymoves #financialtips72Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowMortgage Rates Dip—Is It Time to Refi?Good news for anyone eyeing a new home or thinking about refinancing: mortgage rates just dropped for the second week in a row! After a wild ride thanks to some political drama, the average 30-year fixed rate is now under 7%. That means if you locked in a $350k loan today, you’d save about $52 a month compared to two weeks ago. Not a windfall, but hey, that’s a couple extra coffee runs or a streaming subscription covered! #MortgageRates #HomeBuying #MoneyHacks #PersonalFinance #RealEstate121Share
randerson+FollowIs the Spring Homebuying Rush Back?Thinking about buying a house? You’re not alone—pending home sales just had their biggest jump since last December! More folks are signing contracts, especially in the South and Midwest, thanks to a bit more inventory and a classic springtime surge. But don’t get too excited: mortgage rates are still high, and trade war drama is making people nervous about big purchases. If you’re house-hunting, expect more competition, but maybe a few more choices, too. #HomeBuying #RealEstate #MoneyMoves #MarketTrends60Share
