Redhotnaples.com MVP Realty Associates

Let that sink in…9% is most likely going to come pretty fast with 2 more planned rate hikes and economy before they start to resend and get better. Rates get higher and lower for decades and this is nothing new. The question I have for you reading this post….do you like more pain or less? I hate sounding like a broken record, but I did the same posts when rates were in the 2’s and 3’s just a year ago. Guess what. 1. You can buy now with rates at 7% and lock in the price if the home while having the ability to refinance when rates go down saving you and your family money. 2. You can wait for 9% to come, potentially pay 2-5% more for the home and repeat the second part of 1 above. 3. You wait a year or 2 to buy when rates it 4’s and 5% ranges again, but risk paying 5-10% more for the home in the next 12-24 months.

Hello everyone! Are team has missed you so much and we cannot wait to start ramping up our business to help with even more buyers and sellers in SWFL. Right now we have slowed down in order to speed up for 2023, but our focus before and after Ian has been filled with volunteering our time and funds in order to help many people that are hurting in SWFL.

The market is no longer going 100+ MPH in a Accelerating market, but we are still driving 70+ MPH in a Decelerating market. Regardless, this is NOT a bubble, this shift is your gift (Window of Opportunity), to make that jump off the fence and secure a home now instead of later. The question I have for every buyer I speak with…Are you paying your OWN mortgage or SOMEONE else’s?

Oh look. Values are up 10.8%….🤭🫢🤫 Man…Where did I hear that this market isn’t a bubble and despite us having reductions, home values are still going up regardless of what the interest rates are?! Hmmmmm. Oh wait, I follow RedHotNaples on Instagram to find out the truth regardless of what my friends, co-workers, and news says is happening! 🤣🤣🤣

C’mon people. Stop believing the news or your ill informed friends. Stop waiting as rates are still under 6% for the time being.