How to Cut Through the Noise in 2024 and Choose a Market for Your First (or Next) Investment❓November: Fill in the Blank! 

The appraisal was conducted a couple of weeks before the most recent Fed's rate cut.

Cutting to the business side quickly makes sense, and for some sellers, it’s all about getting straight to the point.

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Now if we take into consideration the recent cut in the Federal Funds rate and rhetoric that there is a possibility of 2 more rate cuts before the end of the year, what are you waiting for to buy your next (or first) property???????

The same has now occurred with the Team Lead who has shared that my Realtor lacked experience and may’ve had ill intentions of getting greedy with deals that they started to cut the Team Lead out completely.CURRENT STATEThe Team Lead has asked me to sign a new contract.

You can probably "find a guy" for cheap but they will spray everything (blow and go) and cut corners.

The FED went BIG with a half of percentage rate cut at today's meeting and indicated an additional .5% before the years end. 

With the .5 point cut, I think the rates already dropped in anticipation of this happening, but not sure if anyone has further insight into this?

If you only have 10% down, you are cutting yourself really thin.