Better Call Paul - Real Estate Professional

03/23/2026

12/06/2025

Oh my, so many good answers, and it's seasonal 😆...

12/03/2025

10/24/2025

Good News on Interest Rates!
A good time to get into a home!

The Consumer Price Index (CPI), which measures inflation on the consumer level, increased by 0.3% month over month, better than market expectations of 0.4%, and increased 0.1% to 3% year over year, lower than estimates of 3.1%.

The Core CPI Rate, which strips out food and energy prices, increased by 0.2% in September, below expectations of 0.3%, and decreased 0.1% to 3% year over year, lower than estimates of 3.1%.

09/27/2025

Especially if we see a "Fall" in Rates... But timing is always critical... Marry the Home and Date the Rate... Application: Buy when you have an advantage and Re-Fi when advantageous.

The 2025 fall real estate market could be a sweet spot for buyers. With competition cooling, mortgage rates shifting and new lending trends emerging, this season may open the door to homeownership. Hear what you need to know on the latest Real Estate Today!
https://www.nar.realtor/real-estate-today?cid=sm_RET1992

09/08/2025

GOOD NEWS 1ST TIME HOMEBUYERS...

https://slrealtors.com/american-dream-grant-program/

05/23/2025

As you remember loved ones who lost their lives in service, let this poem by Ruth Bell Graham, written during World War II, remind you that for those who know Christ, “though he die, yet shall he live” (John 11:25, ESV).

Grace

The sin-scarred
brush his white,
white robes;
the wounded
touch
His feet
the dying
whisper
His name in prayer,
wondering sweetly
to find Him
there
where hell
and the sinner meet.

He took of His grace,
His infinite grace,
And soldiers wondered
to find a trace
of tears
in the grime
on a dead man’s face.
“The going
must’ve been tough,”
they said,
not knowing
that death
for a man,
forgiven by God,
is easy going.

—Ruth Bell Graham, “Clouds Are the Dust of His Feet”

04/14/2025

Recent inflation reports suggest some modest room for loosening monetary policy, including a reduction in short-term interest rates. In spite of some new tariffs, consumer prices declined 0.1% in March, the largest decline for any month since the early days of COVID. As a result, consumer prices were up only 2.4% in March versus a year ago and it looks like the Fed’s preferred measure (PCE prices) is up about 2.2% in March compared to a year ago, which is very close to the 2.0% target.

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02/07/2025

Some Utah Numbers if you Love Numbers too!

11/01/2024

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