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Between 2002-2005 in many markets, the real estate market was scorching, much like it is today. As appraisers, we faced tremendous pressure from buyers, sellers, real estate agents, and loanofficers during the previous run-up. We are seeing that as a profession again. Is this any different than last time?
Mortgage rates have surged firmly above the 7% mark, making alternatives such as temporary rate buydowns and down payment assistance programs more popular, according to loanofficers. Boise-based loanofficer Blake Bianchi, founder and CEO at Future Mortgage , said he noticed an increase in clients choosing 2-1 temporary rate buydown.
The 2002 housing market has been a tale of two halves,” said Green. Temporary rate buydowns have become a popular concession, especially among homebuilders, in which one out of 10 loans feature a seller-paid buydown, said Peter Idziak, senior associate at Polunsky Beitel Green. Those trends are likely to continue in 2023.
Dear Sellers, the housing market misses you It’s tough to value properties today! Rates increased for all loan types in our survey, with the 30-year fixed mortgage rate increasing to 7.09 percent, the highest rate since 2002. To read more, click here My comments: Good comments.
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