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We are halfway down the year. Fittingly, we are also celebrating Independence Day just as we are continuing the fight against inflation to gain the financial freedom we want. In this episode, Michael Harris helps us navigate through the key days we need to be looking out for. From interest increases and other inflationary
READ MOREThe Fed is on a pause, making us put our feet on the brake. But anytime now, we have to continue hovering over that gas pedal and get ready to go. Chairman Powell says, “It gives us a little bit more time to watch what’s going on, watch the things come through the market,
READ MOREAre you tired of financial roadblocks, lost in the maze of mortgages and interest rates? Do you want to be debt-free sooner? Join us on the latest episode of Your Real Estate Life with the dynamic Michael Harris, where we’re decoding the secrets to supercharging your financial future! In this episode, Mike reveals powerful
READ MOREWe are seeing the Fed hike rates as our fight against inflation resumes. With that, rates have been the highest we have seen in many years. The Fed resumes by going up another quarter after taking a hiatus. However, home loan rates remain steady. What does this mean for you? Tune in to this
READ MOREA lot has been going on in the lending space right now. Inflation is hard to read, recession is possible, unemployment is rising, and interest rates are a little bit different. While we enjoy the calm before the storm, what is the best course of action to take to mitigate the risks and secure
READ MOREIn this episode, Michael Harris talks about why a home equity line of credit with a higher number could be better than your first mortgage with a lower number. He discusses ITIN loans, DSCR loans, and interest rates. Michael also delves into interest rate versus interest volume, why having mortgages equates to having debts,
READ MOREThe Federal Reserve didn’t raise interest rates recently but is thinking about doing it in December, possibly with fewer rate cuts next year. Interest rates, including mortgages, are going up, and this might continue for a while. It’s important to have a financial plan to adapt to these changes. US debt is a concern,
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