Who said rates wouldn’t go lower…again?
Dan’s Activity this week:
Dan’s Activity this week:
Now that we’ve passed another slow period,
Memorial Day, let the real season begin!
I’m prepping for three closings in the
next two weeks. Of course nothing is
easy…right? There were lender issues on
one deal that caused a delay; sometimes I think they don’t even start working
on a mortgage until a week before closing!
The appraiser struck again on another deal that was going along nicely. You wonder if they want the market to
recover. If not unreasonable, isn’t the
best statement of value what someone is willing to pay?
All that comes with the territory but I
had to vent a little. On the flip side,
I had a new listing go live yesterday and have been receiving REALLY good leads
just about every day for the last two weeks.
I’ve also satisfied my toughest client, my wife, with the purchase of
our own home. It’s a project of course;
we couldn’t have it any other way. After we get past the inspection, we look to
close in about a month and we are excited.
As a REALTOR®, it’s always good to put yourselves in your client’s shoes
and experience the raw emotional rollercoaster of the home selling/buying experience!
From the IBJ... The
average rate for 30-year mortgages was unchanged at 3.97 percent for the week
ended May 23, according to Bankrate.com. The rate for 15-year mortgages fell
from 3.20 percent to 3.19 percent.