Tyler Ferreira at Precision Home Lending

06/10/2026

Being a First Time Homebuyer doesn't automatically just grant you approval to buy any house you desire

06/10/2026

The best time to buy property was years ago.
The second best time is today.

06/10/2026

New data from the NAHB (National Association of Home Builders) shows government regulations now add over $131,000 to the price of a typical new house.
That’s a 40% jump in just five years.

It’s pushing home prices higher and hurting affordability.

If you’re thinking about buying, don’t wait for things to progressively get worse. Get pre-approved now so you know exactly what you can afford and can lock in your rate.

Reach out to me and I’ll walk you through your options.

A new study by NAHB finds that regulations at the federal, state and local levels add $131,734 to the cost of a new single-family home—26.4% of the average sales price of $499,500 as of January 2026.

06/09/2026

The #1 Thing Most Realtors Do Wrong (And It’s Quietly Costing Them Deals)

After working closely with many different real estate agents, a clear pattern shows up over and over again. It is not lack of effort.

06/09/2026

Rates update for anyone thinking about buying a home or refinancing.

Freddie Mac just reported the average 30-year fixed rate at 6.48%. Forecasts from Fannie Mae, Wells Fargo, and the Mortgage Bankers Association show rates staying in the low-to-mid 6% range through the end of 2027.

That means more predictability for your plans. No need to keep waiting for some big drop that may not come. If you’re ready to buy, refinance, or just want to see what you qualify for, now is a solid time to lock in and move forward.

Reach out to me and I’ll run your numbers, answer questions, and get you pre-approved. Happy to help make this straightforward. Let’s get you into your next home.

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Plan accordingly because rates might not be coming down any time soon.

Fannie Mae, Wells Fargo, and the MBA are all forecasting the 30-year fixed to sit in the low-to-mid 6% range through Q4 2027.

The MBA put it plainly: “Treasury yields and mortgage rates will stay higher for longer.”

The only thing that changes that forecast is a material weakening of the economy: think a spike in unemployment. Absent that, economists say most of the easy rate relief has already happened. We’ve been range-bound since late 2025 and recent inflation concerns around oil prices have pushed rates back up from their early-spring lows.

Buyers who sit on the sidelines waiting for 5% might be waiting through 2027 and beyond.

Your job right now is to help them do the math on today’s rates, today’s prices, and what another two years of waiting actually costs them. That’s the conversation.

06/09/2026

Are pending sales picking up where you live?

06/07/2026

The market moves fast, and those who are prepared have the advantage.

06/06/2026

Hire a realtor that can afford to tell you no.

06/05/2026

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