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While the Federal Reserve doesn’t set mortgage rates, rates can be influenced by the Fed’s monetary policy. And all eyes are on their next move. One of the things they’re looking at is the direction of inflation. Since inflation has come down over the past year and is holding pretty steady right now, odds look good that they’ll continue to cut the Federal Funds Rate. And that should set the stage for mortgage rates to follow in the months ahead. #housingmarket #mortgagerates

Trying to buy a home but not finding anything in your price point? A fixer upper, or a house that needs some updates, could be your way into homeownership -- since they’re typically priced lower than move-in-ready homes. But here are a few tips you’ll want to keep in mind if you go this route. If you want to talk through if this makes sense for you or if you want to see what’s available, DM me. #fixerupper #highhomeprices

Right now, there are a lot of factors that are creating uncertainty in the housing market – and that uncertainty adds volatility. From the latest economic and unemployment reports to the decisions coming out of the Fed, and the Presidential election – it all has an impact. But don’t let the volatility distract you from the bigger picture. I’ll make sure you know what’s happening, how it’ll impact the housing market, and, most importantly, what it means for you. #mortgagerates #expertanswers

Is a Fixer Upper Right for You? In today’s market, where the cost of homeownership can be intimidating, finding a move-in-ready home that fits your budget can feel like a real challenge. But if you’re open to putting in a little work, you can transform a fixer upper into your ideal home over time. Let’s explore what’s possible and find a place that'll work for you.

Why Home Sales Bounce Back After Presidential Elections With the 2024 Presidential election fast approaching, you might be wondering what impact, if any, it’s having on the housing market. Let’s break it down. Election Years Bring a Temporary Slowdown In any given year, home sales slow down slightly in the fall. It’s a typical, seasonal trend. However, according to data from BTIG, in election years there’s usually a slightly larger dip in home sales in the month leading up to Election Day. Home Sales Bounce Back After the Election The good news is these delayed sales aren’t lost forever—they’re just postponed. History shows... #expertanswers #stayinformed

Q&A: How Do Presidential Elections Impact the Housing Market You may have questions about how the Presidential election will impact the housing market. Here are your answers. #housingmarket #expertanswers

Are you asking how the upcoming election is going to impact the housing market? Here are your answers. Based on historical data, mortgage rates tend to decrease leading up to an election, while home prices and sales increase the year after the election. DM me if you want more information. #housingmarket #expertanswers

Some people are worried that higher costs for everything from gas to groceries will put a pinch on homeowners and lead to a wave of foreclosures hitting the market. But the latest data helps ease those concerns. Foreclosure activity is still far below levels seen during the last crash. There's no wave of foreclosures on the horizon. This is just one reason why we’re not headed for a repeat of 2008. #housingmarket #expertanswers

Homebuyers face challenges in any market – and today’s is no different. But, with the right agent partner, you can avoid the biggest mistakes other buyers are making right now. DM me and let’s have a conversation about what to expect from today’s market and how I can help you avoid missteps that are going to cost you. #homebuyingtips #firsttimehomebuyers

Why Your House Will Shine in Today’s Market Even though there are more homes available for sale than there were at this time last year, there are still more buyers than there are houses to choose from. So, know that if you’ve got moving on your mind, your house can really stand out. What’s Causing the Shortage? 1. Underproduction of Homes 2. Rising Costs 3. Regional Imbalances How Big Is the Problem? According to estimates from Real Estate News, the U.S. is facing a housing shortfall of roughly 3.3 million homes, based on an average of several expert insights. This shows there’s a significant number of homes that need to... #sellyourhome #opportunity