Daniel Tanios Real Estate

07/29/2026

Happy Fed Day! Here's a recap of today's Fed meeting 🏦

06/17/2026

Happy Fed Day! We now have a new Federal Reserve Chairman and he looks like he's coming in to shake things up at the Federal Reserve. Inflation is the key task for his tenure, and we now see the odds of a rate hike jumping for this year

04/29/2026

Happy Fed Day! 🏦 Here's the latest from the Federal Reserve

🗝️ This was Powell's final meeting as Fed Chairman, however he decided to stay on as a Fed Governor

🗝️ The Fed voted to keep rates unchanged

🗝️ The probability for a rate cut in 2026 has now basically dropped to zero 😢

🗝️ The incoming Fed Chair (Warsh) will basically deal with many of the same issues. Rising inflation, instability in the Middle East, and keeping the unemployment rate low

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03/18/2026

Happy Fed Day! The Federal Reserve kept the rate unchanged as expected. "If we don't see progress on inflation then you won't see a rate cut."

02/08/2026

Who's ready for the Superbowl?! 🏈 Housing stats for the two cities courtesy of and they're eerily close! 🏡

02/01/2026

Just SOLD 🏠 and FUNDED! 🏦 Congratulations 🎉 to my first time home buyer on her new condo!

01/28/2026

Happy Fed Day! Here's a quick rundown of what was stated in the meeting

🗝️ The Fed paused after 3 consecutive rate cuts and maintained a policy rate of 3.5 to 3.75%

🗝️ U.S Economy is expanding at a solid pace and enters 2026 on a firm footing 😊

🗝️ The outlook for economic activity has clearly improved since the last meeting 😊

🗝️ Unemployment has shown some signs of stabilization 😊

🗝️ Consumer spending remains strong 💪🏽

🗝️ Housing activity remains weak 😢

12/31/2025

Grateful for all the memories of 2025 🥂
2025 was a year of change for me, I left the mortgage company I had been with for the past 6 years and joined I'm excited for 2026 🐎 and I'm ready for what God has in store for me 🙏🏽 #2025

12/10/2025

Happy Fed Day!

Here's the latest from the Federal Reserve

👉🏽 Quarter point cut to a new target rate of 3.5 to 3.75%

👉🏽 Weakening jobs creation numbers and a balancing of the labor supply

👉🏽 Stubborn inflation that has not reached the Fed's 2% goal (currently around 3%)

👉🏽 This cut seemed as it was an insurance policy against weakening jobs number in the future

10/29/2025