Find out everything happening in the complex world of lending. In this episode, Daniel Halverson joins us in navigating market trends for three borrower types, highlighting challenges in conveying market information, and suggesting equity transition strategies for real estate agents. We’ll unpack the impact of a new Florida law restricting foreign ownership of certain properties and current economic fluctuations culminating with a look at the Fed's struggles with inflation management and an increasingly AI-driven stock market rally.

All that and more today. So let’s dive into the indexes and all the latest in the lending market for July!

00:00 - Lending update: exploring the three types of borrowers and how to access equity in a low interest rate environment
06:27 - Solutions to the inventory issue and a way to take advantage of rising home values
15:19 - New Florida law restricts non-U.S citizens from purchasing property near critical infrastructure facilities—what are the implications?
23:17 - Inflation drops, but mortgage rates rise: what's happening?
27:26 - The Fed struggles to combat inflation as the job market remains stubborn and wage growth slows
34:07 - The Fed is tightening credit policy to deter spending; CPI readings show a 25% reduction in the headline rate



"People, don't get it twisted. Today the CPI came out, and it was very favorable. We're seeing tremendous market movement from that. And this could be the beginning of something that we think could be a catalyst to an even more competitive environment." - Quinton Harris


Resources Mentioned:
Ep. 72 with Dan Habib -https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-72-navigating-financial-frontiers-amid-economic/id1647180355?i=1000619369582
Bank of England Jax - https://www.boejax.com/

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