In the June 25, 2025 recording, Eric warns that mortgage markets may move before an expected Fed decision. That observation supports preparing early. It does not establish that July, August or the...
Eric’s June 17, 2025 video questions a national buyers-versus-sellers chart. The useful habit is to read the definitions, method and geography behind the headline. The written explanation below als...
This June 2025 video describes a market that felt different from one location to another. Its useful advice is to connect local information with a specific purchase strategy, including comparing a...
More homes for sale than last year can coexist with fewer homes than before the pandemic. That is a useful comparison, but neither number tells you what one house will be worth next year.
A noisy market makes personal preparation more valuable. Separate the economic story from the decision you can make: whether the payment, cash needed and expected time in the home fit your household.
The video responds to a May 2025 discussion about changing the structure of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Its practical message is to understand a policy proposal before letting it dictate a purchase...
In this May 8, 2025 update, Eric explains the Federal Reserve's decision to hold its policy rate steady. The enduring lesson is to separate a Fed announcement from the mortgage terms available for...
Eric’s May 2025 clip asks whether waiting for less uncertainty could bring more buyers back into the market. The useful question is how your own readiness compares with the choices available locally.
Mortgage markets respond to expectations as well as announcements. Waiting for a Federal Reserve rate cut does not guarantee a lower mortgage quote when you are ready to close.