Aspire Mortgage Solutions LLC

09/26/2026

September is Mortgage Professional Month, and we’re recognizing the Coug-connected professionals who help people navigate one of life’s biggest financial decisions! 🏡

The CougsFirst! directory includes mortgage professionals and businesses serving communities across Washington, including The Jack Thompson Group at CrossCountry Mortgage, STCU, and Aspire Mortgage Solutions LLC.

Their work helps prospective buyers understand their options, organize the details, and keep the process moving toward closing day! Plus, some might even offer a CougsFirst! discount 👀

Looking for a mortgage professional? Start with CougsFirst! and explore our directory: https://bit.ly/4z2FnHA

09/10/2026

A quick, low-pressure 30 min meeting to get a clear snapshot of your options and next steps for homebuying - we’ll guide you through what’s possible for your budget. Book our 30 min meeting now: https://wix.to/8rC0TgD 🔑🤝

A team of professionals dedicated to help you chase after your dream by providing resources for home loans.

04/04/2025

It was a great week for fans of chaos, volatility, and low interest rates as all 3 were delivered in spades.

Housing Newsletter, April 4, 2025 It was a great week for fans of chaos, volatility, and low interest rates as all 3 were delivered in spades. Despite the presence of several big ticket economic reports, the catalyst was Wednesday afternoon's tariff announcement followed by the international respons

03/28/2025

Housing Newsletter, March 28, 2025 Heading into the week, market watchers knew (or thought they knew) that Friday's PCE inflation data had a chance to help or hurt interest rates more than any other economic report. When PCE came out higher than expected on Friday morning, market watchers knew (or t

03/25/2025

03/21/2025

Interest rates improved fairly steadily throughout the week with the biggest drop seen after Wednesday's Fed announcement. The Fed didn't cut rates, nor was any rational person expecting them to at this meeting. So why did rates move lower?

Housing Newsletter, March 21, 2025 Interest rates improved fairly steadily throughout the week with the biggest drop seen after Wednesday's Fed announcement. The Fed didn't cut rates, nor was any rational person expecting them to at this meeting.

02/08/2025

It would be more than fair to expect elevated market volatility based on the quantity and tone of recent news headlines. But the market remains more focused on the hard data.

This isn't to say that tariff-related headlines have gone unnoticed, only that they've had a...

Housing Newsletter, Feb. 7th, 2025 Despite Apparent Volatility, Rates Have Been Surprisingly Calm It would be more than fair to expect elevated market volatility based on the quantity and tone of recent news headlines.

01/31/2025

Housing Newsletter, January 31, 2024 Spoiler alert: no one really knows how tariffs are going to impact the market yet. Much is left to be decided, and the outcomes can vary depending on the details.

01/24/2025

Housing Newsletter, January 24, 2025 It turned out to be an intensely boring week for mortgage rates. The average lender stayed right in line with last week until moving slightly higher on Thursday and slightly lower on Friday.

01/18/2025

Housing Newsletter, January 17, 2025 Last week's big to-do was the jobs report, which sent rates sharply higher. This week's inflation data had a chance to add fuel to that fire or put it out.