Mortgage Rates Above 7% Dampen Homebuyer Sentiment, But Some See Opportunity Before Rates Drop
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Mortgage rates over 7% are fueling record housing pessimism among consumers in Fannie Mae's monthly survey.
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High mortgage rates surpassed high home prices as the top reason consumers think it's a bad time to buy.
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Some experts say now is a good time to buy before rates drop again and prompt higher demand and prices.
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Barbara Corcoran predicts "all hell will break loose" with demand when rates eventually fall.
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Emma Hernan advises buying the smallest home in the best neighborhood for the soundest investment.