- Homebuyers
- September 24, 2024
Hoping to Buy a More Expensive Home? Lower Mortgage Rates are Here to Help
As mortgage rates dip, homebuyers may be able to afford homes that were previously out of their financial reach.
Staff Writer, New American Funding
In her diverse freelance journey, Karen has taken on various roles that greatly inspired and fueled her growth. From creating digital products for websites and content strategy, she remains dedicated to continuous learning within the industry. In her current role, Karen writes about housing and lending at New American Funding.
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