07/15/2026
When people ask me about interest rates, I always share the same perspective:
Most people don’t move because of rates.
They move because of growing families, job changes, relocations, or lifestyle shifts. Life happens whether rates are perfect or not.
Of course, it’s great when timing lines up — but the truth is, life doesn’t wait for rates. What matters is how we respond to those circumstances.
That’s where the phrase “marry the house, date the rate” comes from — and this is a perfect example of why.
My clients purchased their home in 2025, when interest rates were close to 7%. The goal at that time was simple: secure the right home and structure a loan that made sense in that market.
I stayed connected, kept an eye on the numbers, and just over six months later, when an opportunity presented itself, we acted.
Here’s what changed:
• Rates dropped
• Mortgage insurance was eliminated
• Escrow estimates were refined using real tax and insurance figures
The result:
📉 Approximately $1,100/month in total monthly savings!
I’m truly honored to be part of people’s lives and their homeownership journeys, and I’m especially grateful when I get to be part of moments like these: particularly for such great folks.
Home financing isn’t one decision you make once. It’s an ongoing process that evolves alongside real life.
If you’ve purchased recently and haven’t revisited your numbers, it’s worth a conversation: even if you think it’s “too soon.”