Unemployment still massive, continuing claims still massive and how long can these historic low rates last ?

Real Estate agent have been attacked, raped, and even killed. This 1 tip can literally save your life.

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The Fed has been buying more of the 2% coupon lately. If the Fed keeps this up, it could work out well for interest rates.

On a year over year basis, purchase applications are 21% higher, which is my comeback story of the year, after being down 35% year over year back in April. Americans stuck at home are looking to upgrade their properties, in some cases, move away from cities and One thing I did not mention yesterday regarding the National Association of home builders report is that The NAHB is citing an urban to suburban move being made by many.

Remember from day one I have been saying real estate will lead us out of this and this is why you as a real estate agent are so important and in such a great position to not only help your buyers and seller but to help your local economy and beyond.

Buyers are out looking and writing contracts. But where are the sellers ? Maybe they are not selling because low inventory is preventing them from buying.

...which means there are big opportunities for you to sell to move up buyers and combine that with all the 1st time hombuyers coming into the market (watch my report form 2 days ago) you as a realtor are in a great spot to sell and list properties.

Rates improve for a 3rd straight day as the Fed speaks after meeting for 2 days.

We are now half way through 2020. What is your plan for the rest of the year, well according to TransUnion, at least 8.3 million first-time home buyers will enter the mortgage market between 2020 and 2022, and according to Housingwire 26.1% of renters surveyed with leases expiring in the next six months said they are likely to renew their lease, 35.9% are likely not to renew and 38% are somewhat likely or not sure at the moment. Renters who pay more than $1,750 a month are the least likely to renew at just 18.7%, while 41.6% said they are not likely to renew.