How Much Is Your Home Worth?
If you’ve been thinking about buying a home, the latest mortgage news should grab your attention. Average 30-year fixed conventional mortgage rates have fallen to a 10-month low, sitting between 6.5% and 6.6% for top-tier buyers.
This isn’t just a number on paper — it’s a game-changer for your purchasing power. According to a recent Redfin article, this drop translates to an extra $20,000 in buying power. That’s money you can use to buy a larger home, choose a better location, or simply have more room in your budget.
This rate drop comes at a time when buyers have more options than they’ve seen in years. Inventory has grown, meaning you’re not stuck fighting over a limited selection of homes. And with sellers more willing to negotiate, there are opportunities to secure valuable concessions — such as having sellers cover part of your closing costs or using credits to buy down your interest rate even further.
It’s not just about saving money — it’s about maximizing value. The combination of lower rates, increased inventory, and seller flexibility is rare, and timing can make all the difference.
More Choices – Browse a wider range of properties that fit your lifestyle.
Better Negotiating Power – Secure perks like reduced rates, covered closing costs, or home upgrades.
Stronger Purchasing Power – Take advantage of $20,000 more in your budget without spending more per month.
Everyone loves a sale — and this is one of the best ones the housing market has seen in months. If you’ve been on the fence, now’s the time to act. Rates like this won’t last forever, and with the summer selling season winding down, you may have the perfect window to land your dream home at the right price.
Stop window shopping. Let’s make a deal.
Contact Diana Fairbanks Homes today to explore your options and lock in your advantage.
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