Veronica Dagher
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3,082 appearances
51 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2017
last heard Jan 2025
Veronica Dagher’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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a seller, you're most likely a buyer too.
So if you were going to sell, you have to think about, okay, where am I going to go next?
And what mortgage rate am I going to get?
Who's going to want to go from a 3% mortgage rate to a 7% mortgage rate?
It doesn't make good financial sense.
so much of the mortgage rate you as an individual pay is so much based on your own situation.
So
There's things like your debt to income.
So if you have a lot of debt and you don't have a lot of income, it's going to be really tough for you to get a mortgage.
In terms of the mortgage rate you pay, it's one of those things that can be negotiated.
So if you have a good relationship with a lender, a good relationship with an existing bank, you could negotiate for a better mortgage rate, leveraging those relationships.
In addition, it's always one of those things you can shop around for.
So a mortgage rate is not something you
you ever want to take at face value, you need to shop around like three to five lenders, ask for the best price, see what they can get you in terms of mortgage rates, make sure a credit union is one of those places you look because they often have some of the most compelling rates, and just be able to figure out who's going to give you the best deal for your financial situation.
Trying to time your home buying based on economic forecasts isn't only stressful, but it's often impractical.
Buying or selling a home isn't like trading a stock.
This is a medium and long-term investment.
But so much of the timing is very personal.
In addition, there's this old saying in real estate.
All these realtors love to say it.
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