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Mortgage Rates Fall

On September 5th, 2025, the average 30-year mortgage rate fell to 6.29%, making it the largest 1-day decline in over a year.

Accidental Landlords

A homeowner who struggles to sell their property may think about pivoting from the sale into renting out their home until they can get the price they had hoped for from the market. Often times, this results in a situation that we refer to as "accidental landlords". Oftentimes, being a landlord can be tricky, so why is this becoming so common?

Are Buyers Looking?


A new part of living in the age of the internet is that it is very easy to track demographics and what people are interested in. Search trends connect people across our nation to show what is becoming popular or sought out.

Congrats Dr. Eekhoff!

We want to offer a round of applause to Dr. Michael Eekhoff and his practice All Ways Chiropractic. They recently celebrated 20 years of providing health services to the community! If you've never considered what benefits Chiropractic services could provide you, I heavily suggest reading All Ways Chiropractic's "Meet Dr.Eekhoff" page where Dr. Eekhoff himself gives a wonderful account of his earlier experiences with the profession.

Is The Market Going To Crash?

There has been a warrying concern about the state of the housing market in 2025. Talks about a crash and whispers of whether or not buying continues to be worth it. Sorry to burst your bubble, but the market isn't about to fall off.

Why Buy Now?


For many, coming off the booming market during the pandemic can make buying now feel less than adequate. Without that 3% mortgage rate, many see no point in purchasing. Unfortunately, professionals have said we aren’t seeing 3% anytime soon. Regardless, there are still plenty of reasons to buy right now.

Where Is The 3% Mortgage Rate?

During the global pandemic, mortgage rates were at a record low of 3%, which aided in the buying power of those looking to invest in Real Estate. Now, with things returning to normal we must shift our expectations.

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