Are Higher Mortgages Here to Stay for the Foreseeable Future?

An article in NerdWallet caught my attention recently. It stated that the era of low mortgage rates is over and embracing this reality will speed up owning a house that meets your needs.

Low rates were the norm for 11 years, as the 30-year mortgage remained below 5% from February 2011 to April 2022. Since that time, it has remained mostly above 5% averaging 6.72% in June 2023.

Some forecasters predict that rates will decline over the next 12 months, but they don’t foresee them dropping below 5% anytime soon. Buyers are tempted to be in denial, but the reality is higher rates are here to stay for the foreseeable future.

“People are still working through their five stages of grief on this mortgage rate stuff,” says Lisa Sturtevant, Chief Economist for Bright MLS, the real estate listing service for the mid-Atlantic region. “And I think you have to reach the stage of acceptance at some point that certainly rates aren’t going to come down to where we were back during 2020 and 2021.” (When the median 30-year rate was 2.99%.)

If you are ready to face the reality of the housing market today and don’t qualify for a conventional mortgage, consider a privately funded loan from family owned & operated Sun Pacific Mortgage. Call us at 707-523-2099 or find us at www.sunpacificmortgage.com.

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Best, Ken – The Guys in the White Hats
Hard Money Lead Loan Originator at Family owned and operated Sun Pacific Mortgage & Real Estate, serving all of California since 1988!  707-523-2099   www.Sunpacificmortgage.com
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