A ‘man-made disaster’ could make it trickier to buy or sell a home in some areas this fall, real estate expert says
Published Mon, Aug 26 20248:44 AM EDT
By: Ana Teresa Solá
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Consumers in the market for a home have been patiently waiting for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates — a move it seems poised to make in September.
But without action from Congress, there could be another change at the end of that month that makes it temporarily trickier to buy or sell a home in some areas, or to refinance an existing mortgage.LEARN MORE…
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