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Episode 152: Rates Are Dropping! What That Means for Buyers & Refinancers

Lassig Team Marketing Season 2 Episode 152

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Rates are falling—and with them comes one of the biggest opportunities buyers and homeowners have seen in years.

In this episode of Loans Elevated, we break down why waiting for the “perfect” rate could cost you tens of thousands in lost buying power. You’ll learn:

  • How a 1% drop in rates adds 50,000 new Utah buyers to the market (and what that means for competition)
  • The math behind refinancing with no break-even period—saving $300+ per month instantly
  • Why skipping payments and escrow refunds make refinancing profitable from day one
  • How our Client for Life program eliminates lender fees forever
  • Creative strategies for first-time buyers, including FHA streamline refinances and seller concessions

Whether you’re buying, refinancing, or just watching the market, this episode shows you how to make money on the money—and why hesitation might be your most expensive mistake.

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