Mortgage rates are on the rise again, leaving many homebuyers wondering: Should you buy now or wait for rates to come down?

This mortgage market update explains why global uncertainty is pushing mortgage rates higher, how the bond market is reacting, and what that means if you're planning to buy a home.

I also share why waiting for lower interest rates isn't always the best strategy, how mortgage rate locks can protect buyers, and why refinancing later may still be an option if rates improve.

You'll also learn about a limited-time 1-0 temporary buydown program that can significantly reduce your monthly payment during your first year of homeownership.

In this video:
Why mortgage rates increased again
How global events impact mortgage interest rates
Should you buy a home now or wait?
Why home prices may continue to rise
How mortgage rate locks work
When refinancing could make sense
Limited-time 1-0 temporary buydown explained
Tips for today's homebuyers

If you're thinking about buying a home or refinancing, having the right mortgage strategy can save you thousands.

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