Dana Agee - Your Lender Dana

01/09/2026

Bottom line: it's good, not bad. Exactly how good remains to be seen. Don't expect an overnight miracle. Expect volatility. Expect certain lender rate sheet changes to NOT fall in line with what you've come to expect over the years.

What's Up With The New MBS Buying Announcement and The Massive Reaction in The Market? https://lnkd.in/g-63Vamj

11/11/2025

Today we honor and remember all who have served our country with courage and dedication.
Your service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

06/06/2025

Jobs Report: 139K positions were added in May, beating the 130K forecast. However, March and April saw downward revisions of 95K jobs. The unemployment rate held steady at 4.2%.

06/04/2025

Private sector job growth slowed with just 37K jobs added in May - the weakest hiring pace since March 2023 and far below the expected 115K. Despite this, wage growth remained “robust” for both those staying put and those changing positions.

06/02/2025

With rising home prices and high mortgage rates, renting might feel like the safer option today. And in some cases, it is. But here’s the thing…

When it comes to your long-term future, you don’t want to be permanently stuck in the rental trap.

History shows rent has been rising for decades. And every dollar you spend on rent builds your landlord’s wealth – not yours.

That’s a cycle you can get stuck in pretty quickly. And without a plan, it can be hard to get out.

Want to break out of the rental trap? You don’t have to buy today, but DM me and we’ll set a strategy that works for you, your budget, and your timeline.

06/02/2025

New home contract signings jumped 10.9% from March to April, with the 743K-unit pace well above estimates and the highest level in over three years. Sales were also up 3.3% year-over-year.

05/30/2025

Core PCE (the Fed's preferred inflation measure) rose 0.1% from March to April. The yearly rate dropped from 2.7% to 2.5%, moving closer to that coveted 2% Fed target!

05/29/2025

Pending Home Sales fell 6.3% from March to April, missing forecasts. Contract signings for existing homes declined across all four U.S. regions MoM.