So you are saying we should be able to go ahead and refi this property with no issues?  

Don't rush into a purchase you might regret later.

Because I understood what banks could and couldn't do & what banks would and wouldn't do, regarding pre-foreclosures, I was a step ahead and able to do some pretty amazing things.

I don't want to get ahead of myself or be too overconfident, It's always easier said than done of course. 

@Renee Harris sorry for rushing you to make decisions. 

I would say 5-5.5% is the sweet spot for when folks will demand will rush back, partially due to mortgage payment affordability and partly psychological, after seeing both 8% rates and 2% rates in just the last handful of years.

Leveraging expert analysis can equip investors with the knowledge to make informed decisions and identify lucrative opportunities.Looking Ahead: Opportunities and ConsiderationsThe housing market's stability, despite predictions of a downturn, opens up various opportunities for investment.

I look forward to the shared learning and successes ahead.

Most Fed members have just been repeating the “party line”: inflation is declining, but there’s “no rush” to cut rates with the economy and jobs market so strong.The jobs data didn’t help mortgage ratesNothing shocking from JOLTs.

It's been on the market for over 1 year sitting at $1.99m while the owners aren't in any rush to sell due to personal health conditions and squatting tenants.