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Could Rates Drop This Summer? Mortgage Insights + A-Frame Love

  • Writer: Ski Summit Homes
    Ski Summit Homes
  • 1 day ago
  • 1 min read

We’ve got a packed show this week, and I’m excited to be joined by my friend and trusted lending expert Chris Magnotta from Elevate Home Loans. If you’ve been wondering what’s going on with interest rates—and what could finally cause them to move down—Chris lays it all out in a super digestible way.

Are Rates Going to Drop?

From international debt buyers backing off to the hidden costs lenders face from federal regulations, we dug into some of the lesser-known reasons behind high mortgage rates. We also explored how deregulation and changes from the new housing director might unlock lower rates this summer. Whether you’re a buyer, seller, or investor, there’s a lot to think about.


Listing of the Week

And to round things out, we toured two gorgeous A-frame homes in Breckenridge—one in the Silver Shekel neighborhood and the other tucked into the aspens in Blue River. If you love the mountain-modern A-frame aesthetic, you're going to drool over these listings. More Here >


We hope you enjoyed the full episode this week, and as always—


See you in the mountains soon…

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