Mortgages Rates Are Going Up FOREVER (The Truth)

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In this video, I break down how The Fed is cutting rates, and why mortgage rates keep going up!

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00:00 Intro
00:24 Fed Rate Cuts
01:18 10yr Treasury
03:04 Why So High
06:49 Public Spot
08:09 How To Lower Rates
09:33 My Thoughts

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  • @WhiteBoardFinance says:

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  • @Actress_Monica_Biel says:

    Hey! It’s definitely a wild ride with mortgage rates right now! 🚀 It’s interesting to see how The Fed’s moves are impacting everything. Let’s see how it unfolds!

  • @taker52 says:

    I was shocked that public is the sponsor today.I thought it was policy genius. Palsy genius makes it so that I can sleep safe at night.Just like what Marco says?Knowing that we have a policy and it was written by a genius.

  • @JoeGator23 says:

    It used to be said that a boat is a hole in the water that you pour money into. Now it’s called a house.

  • @rossderer6154 says:

    This exactly why “no one wants to work ant more”

  • @taker52 says:

    This video reminded me of that one time that I got an onion ring inside of my french fries order. I was so happy so joyful. I am still remembering it to this day.

  • @eddiemariscal213 says:

    Great information here brotha! I’m getting into a mortgage in about 6 months so I’m keeping a close eye! Was really hoping they were lower by now though.

    • @WhiteBoardFinance says:

      Thanks for watching!

    • @mm55421 says:

      Higher rate will keep more on the sidelines, so less competition for you when buying. You can refi later, but what you pay for the house will never change. You make your first money on the “buy”. Good luck!

  • @piskooooo says:

    $/sqft is getting ridiculous here in nj. it’s super common to see “starter homes” with over $300/sqft. the higher in purchase price you go the lower $/sqft gets, which just rewards people for having more money

  • @ApexOneTech says:

    Renting vs buying. Let’s see that video!

  • @Jayyy64 says:

    I recently got my home October 2024..I bought down my rate to under 5%…that’s the best you’re gonna get nowadays.

    • @mbrownie22 says:

      I bought my first home in the mid 80s and interest rate was 8.5 and I was thrilled since just a few years earlier it was well over double digits

  • @gormanthomas8135 says:

    @13:20 Housing is ridiculous. Those pulling the levers of our economy can’t seem to fix it. The problem was created by an extreme overreaction 5 years ago. Though Powell has mentioned housing as a target of Fed action, nothing they’ve done so far has made a dent in affordability.

  • @rodrain2 says:

    I plan to buy cash and if rates ever get to 4% or lower, I plan on taking out a mortgage on it.

  • @GreenBoiler says:

    If Mortgages Rates Are Going Up FOREVER, then home owners need to be prepared for lower appraisals, forever. Prices are set at the margin and if the marginal buyers can’t afford your house, then prices will drop until it finds liquidity. Overall, I think mortgage rates will eventually come back down to ~5%… I don’t know when…

    Also, a lower loan-to-value does not prevent a housing crash. In fact, a lower LTV would soften the pain of a housing crash because less people would be under water.
    Furthermore, a low LTV could cause lower prices as the home owners have more equity in the house thus a lower sell price of say 15% is more accommodating.
    The low LTV is mostly because housing sky rocketed in 2020 (note dip in chart) and of course home owners just paying it off.

  • @zackvandenhouten6067 says:

    I plan on buying a house this year finally but this sucks to see. It is what it is, and life is too short to time everything perfectly. Thankfully I make a good salary and have excellent credit. Thanks for the video.

  • @alphabeta8403 says:

    1:00 Mortgage rates don’t follow the fed funds rate
    4:00 Resurgance of inflation
    8:10 How mortgage rates go down
    10:30 LTV suggests no upcoming crash

  • @avs-forum says:

    I got in in 2017 with 2.8%, and apparently, my house is worth twice what I paid for it. For the first time, I feel lucky. Great video, buddy.

  • @OregonMountainLife says:

    Waiting on sideline to buy its ridiculous out there just stacking sats, stocks, and cash in the meantime while living in my families rental for cheap

  • @magellanicspaceclouds says:

    Girlfriend? Forget that! I’m staying with parents till I buy a house with cash.

  • @tomjo9838 says:

    I needed this video today. Solidifies what I’ve already known as I’ve just been ‘embracing the suck’ until ownership becomes more affordable one day.

  • @blackvx says:

    Thank you, Marko! ✌️

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