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Katie Miller
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  • General Manager, Publishing at BiggerPockets
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What do you think will happen to residential mortgage rates for the rest of 2023?

Katie Miller
Pro Member
  • General Manager, Publishing at BiggerPockets
  • Denver, CO
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What's your prediction for mortgage interest rates this year? Up, down, or all around? 

What do you think and why? 

Share your thoughts below! 👇👇👇👇

And, if you're still learning the basics of learning the method behind the madness of mortgage rates, check out this article by Lindsey Frankel on our blog to get started! 

Edited to add: If you're curious what the CEO of BiggerPockets (@Scott Trench) thinks on this subject, read more here!

Rates will bounce around, but on average be higher than they are today
Rates will remain flat with where they are today
Rates will reduce throughout the year—we've hit the peak
Rates have nowhere to go but up, up, up!
*Shrug* I'm still learning the difference between Treasury Yields, Treasures, and a Tape Measure

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