Elevation Real Estate recently had another in their series of homebuyer webinars. This session was full of useful information for first-time homebuyers and, frankly, for all homeowners. Lender partners O’Dette Mortgage Group (OMG Lenders) debunk the myth that when the Fed raises the Fed Fund Rate that mortgage rates go up.
For those who were not able to participate in this webinar, we are providing a link to the video on our Youtube channel. This 21 minute video is well worth your time with information for first-time homebuyers, a better understanding of the Fed process for taming inflation and an overview of the current market.
Elevation Real Estate partnered with O’Dette Mortgage Group (OMG Lenders) to create the webinar. Ephraim Schwartz and Leo Stroe of OMG can be contacted for home loans (and pre-approval letters for homebuyers) and to refinance your home. Contact Ephraim at 415.931.2129 or [email protected] or Leo at 530.581.5089 or [email protected]. Contact one of our experts at Elevation Real Estate with any questions you have about the market or to sell or purchase a property.
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