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8 ball says “outcome unclear”
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Possibly yes, but also maybe no. All I can tell you is that it will definitely change between now and then…. Unless it doesn’t
I wouldn’t buy down a mortgage rate in most cases. Speaking as a mortgage lender for much of my career. Most mortgages are refinanced or paid off within 10 years. Buying the rate down increases your closing costs for sure with an uncertain future benefit. If rates drop you’ll likely refi anyway, making the point buy down a wasted expense. Even if rates stay the same tho you’re likely to move or sell or cash out refi or even pay it off early, all of which could substantially reduce the value of the rate buy down
No one knows, but it's proactive - it gets the people going!!
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My guess is that it’ll keep going up to like 9-10% then simmer down back to 6% by election time.
I agree with 9-10% in 2024. Maybe by 2030 we see rates below 5% again. Have you noticed 7% interest hasn’t really done much for inflation. People are still buying houses, economy still booming. The fed will continue to raise rates until inflation cools. The only way to beat high interest is cash deals and creative financing. When the market changes, strategies change. Leveraging debt isn’t gonna work as well as it did in 2021/2022. I do not think we go back to low interest any time soon.