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Episode 156: Black Friday Deals in Real Estate? Rates Down, Inventory Up!

Lassig Team Marketing Season 2 Episode 156

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Think Black Friday only happens at Target? Think again.

In this week’s episode, the Loans Elevated podcast breaks down why Q4 is secretly one of the best times to buy real estate and how smart buyers and investors can use this season to negotiate thousands off list prices.

We’re talking:

  • 📉 Rates trending lower while inventory climbs
  • 🏠 Sellers are more motivated (and willing to negotiate)
  • 🧠 Data showing Q4 homes often appraise above purchase price
  • 💰 How investors use Q4 purchases for year-end tax advantages

This year, the numbers are aligning with more listings, lower rates, and better leverage. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, investor, or just curious about market timing, this episode shows how to make the market work for you before year’s end.

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📢 TJ Heidenreich, Sales Manager NMLS1802412
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