Saturday Recaps

Two job reports, same day… one  positive, one negative. Here’s what conflicting reports tell us about the pending recession

What happens to housing in a recession?  Most think the worst…but nah. Find out for real.

Much has changed over the past 9 months. One thing remains constant, together we can provide a path for both buyers and sellers with new products and creativity.

Volatility will continue through 2022. But, even when the markets are bleeding housing will continue to be solid investment.

Today’s market requires the use of many tools to help our buyers and sellers. Put these in your toolbox.

Expect steady to slightly higher mortgage rates ahead. But, there may be another housing frenzy in 2023. 

Sellers who put their house on the market this weekend are giving buyers an opportunity not seen in awhile!    

History shows that during times of a recession and stagflation home prices and appreciation increases. This is counter intuitive but it makes sense when you know why.

If buyers missed the equity gains of 2020 and 2021; a recession might be on horizon that may lead to a dip in affordability…but not a bubble burst.  

If buyers missed the equity gains of 2020 and 2021; a recession might be on horizon that may lead to a dip in affordability…but not a bubble burst.