Banks Don't Want Anyone To Know How To Buy A Home With A 3% Mortgage.. Why?

[@ChrisIgoe1]

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[@s99614]

It's not the interest rates, which are historically average that is the problem. It's the fact that housing is grossly overpriced.

[@williewill1237]

That is why you buy low and sell high. The sheep look at low interest and buy an overpriced house. Yet you got these useless used house salesman wolves taking the sheep to slaughter. They can’t build business so they sell the snake oil.

[@SuperAllen91]

Once again, slaying it and thinking outside the box.

[@geeval3910]

Love your honesty.

[@adfreeviewer9005]

In Florida, after the major price increase and low interest rates, people refinanced their FHA loans into the conventional loans. Pretty much only new homeowners who purchased their overinflated homes in 2021-2022-early 2023 are having FHA consumable loans.

[@kenpope5798]

There are allot of advertising lately for a HELOC is that a real option vs refinancing?

[@duxburyrealestate]

Love it

[@dannye8940]

How does one find an assumable loan?

[@therealestake]

If you have a good rate and you would sell for what you owe on it, we would buy that house immediately. Think about it... the difficult work for both of us is already done. You get a full price buyer, and I get the affordable financing so someone can actually buy your house!

[@shakazulu3594]

The spells are definitely working. Barbara Corcoran is now saying that buyers should avoid Florida.

[@kenpope5798]

Weren’t conventional loans years ago also assumable?

[@oneemotiva4975]

My only comments is LOLOLOLOLOL !!!!!!!!!!!! Dreaming is free.