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Thursday Jul 14, 2022

A Higher Interest Rate Can Save You Money

I know higher interest rates are stressing affordability and pushing buyers to sit on the fence. But, what if I told you that a higher rate could actually SAVE CLIENTS' MONEY? You'd probably think it's a trick! But it's not, it's perspective.

You are marrying the house,
  but you are dating the rates.

*CORRECTION... The comparison rate used in my calculation from March of 2021 with the $675,000 loan amount was 4.625% not 4.25%. My apologies for my error; but my position on perspective stands. 

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