Call Angie Hall - Loan Officer NMLS #34352 Movement Mortgage

09/07/2026

The best part of a day like today isn't the plans. It's not having any. Happy Labor Day. You earned it.

09/07/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Angie Hall by Hannah F - Working with Angie and Movement Mortgage was fantastic. Excellent communication, helpful, informative, and educational! Thank you for a great experience.

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09/06/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Angie Hall by Jason H - Angie was very responsive and knowledgeable about loan options and gave solid advice. She hit all her time lines throughout the proces, in fact we were able to close early! Highly recommend.

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09/04/2026

You've been lied to about the housing market. Here's what the data actually shows. 👇

Everyone keeps saying now is the worst time to buy. But the numbers tell a completely different story.

"There's nothing in my price range."
Entry-level home inventory rose 4.5% year over year in June while luxury inventory fell 5.2%. More affordable homes are available right now — and fewer people are competing for them. Source : July 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ New Zillow® data "Sellers are overpriced and won't budge."

Asking prices have dropped for nine consecutive months nationally. One in four sellers cut their price in June before a buyer even made an offer. Sellers are more open to negotiating on price, closing costs, and terms than they've been in years — and Movement offers buydown options that sellers can fund as part of the deal to lower your payment early on. Source: Realtor.com, research. July-2026-data.

"I'll lose to investors every time."
Large corporate investors have largely stepped back after new federal rules restricted them from buying existing housing stock. Today 96% of investor-owned single-family homes belong to small individual investors. The playing field has shifted in your favor. Source: BatchData, Q2 2025 Investor Pulse.

"Rates make it unaffordable."
Household incomes grew 4.6% last year while the median monthly mortgage payment actually fell slightly. A mortgage takes up a smaller share of take-home pay than it did a year ago. And with down payment assistance available, you may not need as much saved as you think.
Source: Bureau of labor statistics. U.S. Department of labor. USUAL WEEKLY EARNINGS OF WAGE AND SALARY WORKERS SECOND QUARTER 2026. July 21, 2026

The market is more favorable for everyday buyers than the headlines suggest. You just have to know where to look.

📲 Find out what's actually possible for you right now.

Disclaimer : Note that Any actual Seller Credit is paid at closing and is subject to interested party contribution limits. Actual Seller Credit amounts are agreed upon solely between the Seller and the Borrower(s).

09/03/2026

The path to homeownership looks different for everyone. Some borrowers have straightforward finances. Others own businesses, work independently, invest in real estate, or have income that fluctuates from month to month. Different financial situations can require different lending solutions.

09/01/2026

Worried you can’t afford to buy a home? Before you decide, take a look at what you’re already spending on rent. You might be closer to homeownership than you think. Let's see what your options look like.

08/31/2026

Getting approved for a certain amount doesn't mean you have to spend it.

Before you start house hunting, think about the monthly payment that feels comfortable for your budget. That includes more than just principal and interest. Property taxes, insurance, HOA fees, utilities, and everyday life all factor into the bigger picture.

Knowing your comfort zone upfront can help you shop with confidence and avoid stretching your finances too thin.

08/27/2026

Don't let a number keep you from a conversation. Many buyers start exploring their options long before they've saved 20% down.

08/26/2026

Before you talk yourself out of homeownership, let’s talk. You may have more options than you think.