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Fannie Mae Sharply Raises 2027 Rates | Today in Mortgages Ep. 278

Fannie Mae Sharply Raises 2027 Rates | Today in Mortgages Ep. 278

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Fannie Mae just sharply increased its 2027 mortgage rate forecast to 7.5%, shattering hopes for a near-term dip in borrowing costs. In this episode, Michael and industry guru Rich Jefferson dive into the latest inflation numbers, upcoming Fed decisions, and how buyers and real estate pros can still win. **What we cover:** - Why higher CPI at 0.6% and core PPI spikes signal more Fed rate hikes ahead - Fannie Mae's revised 2027 mortgage rate outlook jumping from 6.8% to 7.5% - How 4 million home sales are still projected to close this year despite an 8% drop in listings - Smart payment strategies including temporary rate buydowns to help home buyers afford today's market - The crucial role of seasoned loan officer guidance when navigating challenging headwinds What strategies are you using to manage monthly housing payments right now? Let us know in the comments below, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this episode with a colleague or home buyer! Today in Mortgages is produced by Network Funding, LP | Equal Housing Opportunity Lender, NMLS ID #2297 | nflp.com/licenses

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