davenportmeghan+FollowShould You Lock In a Mortgage Rate Now?Thinking about buying a home or refinancing? Mortgage rates have dipped below 6% for 30-year loans, thanks to recent Fed moves. If you’ve been waiting for the perfect moment, this could be it—waiting for another drop might backfire if rates bounce back up. Pro tip: shop around for lenders and keep your credit score sharp to snag the best deal. A little homework now could save you thousands over the life of your loan! #RealEstate #MortgageRates #HomeBuying00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowHow a 15-Year Mortgage Can Save You BigThinking about buying a house? Here’s a money move you might not have considered: Dave Ramsey’s team says a 15-year mortgage could save you a ton in the long run. Sure, your monthly payment is higher, but you’ll pay off your home way faster and save over $250K in interest compared to a 30-year loan. That means more cash for travel, hobbies, or early retirement—once your house is paid off, your budget opens up! #RealEstate #MoneyHacks #HomeBuying00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowCould You Borrow More for Your Next Home?Heads up if you’re house hunting or thinking about remortgaging: Nationwide just made it possible to borrow even more against your income. If you’re earning £75k (solo) or £100k (joint), you could now get up to six times your salary—meaning tens of thousands more to play with. This move is all about helping movers and remortgagers keep up with rising house prices. Just remember: bigger loans mean bigger monthly payments, so budget wisely! #RealEstate #mortgage #homebuying10Share
davenportmeghan+FollowGrant Cardone’s House Hunt HacksThinking about buying a home but feeling shut out by high prices and mortgage rates? Grant Cardone says it’s all about mindset and strategy. Instead of hunting for the cheapest house, look for creative ways to finance—like targeting homes with paid-off or low-rate mortgages. And don’t sweat having the fanciest place on the block; location is king. If you spot a Starbucks or Whole Foods nearby, you’re probably in a good spot for long-term value! #RealEstate #RealEstateTips #HomeBuying00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowWhy Your FHA Loan Might Hit PauseHeads up if you’re house hunting: HUD just hit the brakes on two mortgage lenders in some Southern cities because too many of their FHA loans went sour. If you’re shopping for a home with an FHA loan, you might find fewer options for now. The reason? Rising costs and inflation made it tough for first-time buyers to keep up. Expect more lenders to get a timeout if defaults keep climbing! #RealEstate #FHALoan #HomeBuying00Share
megan01+FollowHow Low Can Your Mortgage Go?Thinking about buying a home or refinancing? Mortgage rates have been dropping, but don’t expect them to slide under 5% anytime soon. Experts say we’d need a perfect storm—think super low inflation and a sluggish job market—for that to happen. If you want to save now, check out adjustable-rate or 15-year loans, and always shop around for the best deal. Rates can change fast, so be ready to pounce when the numbers look good! #RealEstate #MortgageTips #HomeBuying10Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowShould You Refinance With Rates Under 6%?Quick coffee break tip: Mortgage rates have dipped below 6% for the first time in a while, making it a solid moment to check your options if you’ve been waiting to buy or refinance. While the Fed probably won’t cut rates again soon, you can still snag a deal by shopping around. If your current rate is over 7%, refinancing could save you serious cash—just remember to factor in those pesky closing costs! #RealEstate #MortgageRates #HomeBuying00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowHow to Spot an Overpriced Home in 2026House hunting in 2026? Here’s a money-saving hack: If a home’s been online for weeks with no one biting, or if similar places nearby sold for less, it’s probably overpriced. Don’t be fooled by shiny new countertops if the basics are outdated. And if you see price drops or credits after inspections, that’s your cue to negotiate hard. Do your homework and don’t settle—there are deals out there! #RealEstate #RealEstateTips #HomeBuying11Share
russellolson+FollowHow Much to Buy a House? It Depends Where!Thinking about buying your first home? Here’s the scoop: if you’re in London, you’ll need to save nearly £45k for a 10% deposit—about three times more than in Scotland or northern England. That’s almost a decade of saving if you stash away 10% of your pay each month! If you want to speed things up, check out Lifetime ISAs or see if family can help with a boost. Location really is everything when it comes to getting on the property ladder. #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyHacks00Share
davenportmeghan+FollowWhere Can You Actually Afford a House?Thinking about buying a home? Here’s the scoop: in most big U.S. cities, the average person can’t afford 3 out of 4 homes on the market. If you want a shot at homeownership without breaking the bank, check out cities like Pittsburgh or Detroit—over 40% of homes there are within reach for regular folks. Meanwhile, Miami and LA? Practically off-limits unless you win the lottery. Until more homes are built, don’t expect prices to chill out. #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyTips00Share
