Although rates will rise, they will remain very competitive when compared to historic averages, and it would take a significantly greater increase in rates to negatively impact prices. Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner explains why.
Source: Inman News
Rising mortgage rates won’t be ‘major deterrent to homebuyers’
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