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Are you tired of hearing about skyrocketing interest rates? Does the thought of today’s mortgage rates make you want to run for the hills? Well, hold onto your hats, because we’ve got some good news: the assumable mortgage might just
As interest rates continue to climb, many potential homebuyers are finding it increasingly difficult to afford their dream homes. In an exclusive interview with Sacha Blanchet, together we delve into the concept of home loan assumptions as a positive and
Are you in the market for a new home and looking for the best financing options? Assumable loans might be the key to unlocking significant savings and securing a more affordable mortgage. In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of
What’s the biggest pain point for someone trying to sell a home in today’s market? High mortgage interest rates. If you’re a seller in today’s real estate market, we guarantee you’re trying to seek out strategies to attract buyers and
For homebuyers, the journey to homeownership can be filled with excitement, anticipation and, well, a lot of confusion. As you begin your home buying journey, it’s essential to equip yourself with the right knowledge needed (from the right sources) to
Many potential homeowners are sitting on the sidelines. With rising rates and property values, how can someone afford a home…in an area they want?! Just get a lower interest rate – that’s how. Sounds like a flippant answer, but it’s
Now that assumptions are becoming more and more popular, many news agencies are starting to report on them. The problem is that the information they are giving the public is seldom correct. Sure, they get parts right…but I haven’t seen
The big question on everyone’s mind is where rates will be in 3mos, 6mos, a year or two years out etc. Many people spit out various theories referencing inflation or ‘election year’ or The Fed’s latest rate hike or mortgage
When it comes to understanding mortgage rates, it’s essential to know that they’re influenced by a combination of factors. The primary driving force is the overall state of the economy. In periods of economic growth, like we’ve experienced recently, interest
The current state of the housing market bears intriguing similarities to the landscape of the 1980s. One of the striking parallels is the persistence of rising prices. In the 1980s, a combination of factors, including high inflation and speculative
