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Splits and Caps Daily: Action for Agents
March 7, 2025
📈 Market Move:
Rate Drop, Mic Drop
Mortgage rates just hit their lowest point since December, dropping to 6.63%. Buyers are noticing—touring activity and mortgage applications are up. But sales? Still lagging behind last year.
Here’s the game: Rates have been sliding for seven straight weeks, making homes slightly more affordable (think $100/month less on a mortgage). That should be a green light for buyers, but high home prices and economic uncertainty are keeping some on the sidelines.
The wildcard? Inflation, tariffs, and Fed rate cuts. Some experts think mortgage rates could dip further, others say they’ll bounce right back up. Either way, buyers who move fast when rates drop will win.
Spring is just getting started—let’s see if buyers jump in or keep waiting on the sidelines.
🌟Quote of the Day:
"Fortune favors the bold." — Virgil
⚡ Poll:
Rates are down, but buyers are still hesitant. What’s the biggest challenge you're seeing? |
🎉 Fun Fact of the Day:
Squat Game Strong: A Canadian man legally claimed ownership of a house just by squatting in it for 10 years. Forget buying real estate—just find an empty mansion and start playing the long game.
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