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 It’s clear that consumers are concerned about how quickly home values are rising. Many people fear the speed of appreciation may lead to a crash in prices later this year. Experts weigh in below. If you have questions about the market, refinancing or selling your home, we are here to discuss your options with you. Google reports that the search for “When is the housing market going to crash?” has actually spiked 2450% over the past month. In addition, Jim Dalrymple II of Inman News notes: “One of the most noteworthy things that came up in Inman’s conversations with agents was that every single one said they’ve had conversations with clients about whether or not the market is heading into a bubble.” To alleviate some of these concerns, let’s look at what several financial analysts are saying about the current residential real estate market. Within the last thirty days, four of the major financial services giants came to the same conclusion: the housing market is strong, and price a...

You may have heard that rates have dipped the last two weeks, and the lack of inventory is keeping this seller’s market competitive. Like you, we are seeing bidding wars, accepted offers well over ask, and of course the thorny issue of appraisals. We are here to partner with you on each transaction, to make your client’s offer the strongest one, and to get them to the closing table-just ask us how to get mortgage pre approval in USA . It goes without saying that your buyers should get a pre-approval before they begin their home search! Put your buyers in the Fast Lane* with an underwritten pre-approval (pending appraisal) before they even begin house hunting. Once they find their dream home, they can go under contract, order the appraisal, and be on their way to closing in no time! No need to worry about where rates are headed with our Lock, Shop & Go program which allows your buyers to secure today’s interest rates while they shop, and adjusts the rate if it goes lower. Be sure to...