NAR Chief predicts a 15% jump in home sales by Spring 2024.

Today in Mortgages

Today, on "Today in Mortgages," we look forward to what 2024 will look like in the mortgage industry. Today's article predicts home sales will rise next year and interest rates will lower. We weigh in on if we think these projections are realistic.
As mortgage professionals, we need to make sure we are informed about the housing market, so we can coach our borrowers and help them succeed!
Listen in as we break down today's news!
Article: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/mortgages-could-ultimately-become-more-150000225.html
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Today in mortgages is produced by Network Funding, LP, which is an equal housing lender, NMLS# 2297. Corporate office located at 10370 Richmond Ave. Suite 900, Houston, TX 77042.
The content of this program is meant to be a commentary on mortgage and real estate news and any discussion of rates and or products should not be taken as individual mortgage or home buying advice or pricing estimates, and any commentary on this show is should not be considered a promise to make a loan. All applicants for a loan must qualify and you should consult a professional regarding your individual loan scenarios for your financial situation. Visit our website at nflp.com/licenses for all state licensing and other legal information.