Should You Buy a Home in Metro Phoenix Now or Wait for Rates to Drop?
There are a few loud resounding messages that we commonly hear from our first-time home buyers: 1) “Rates are too high right now. We’re just going to wait until they drop.”; 2) “Everyone is saying to be patient… the prices will crash.”; and 3) “I don’t have 20% to put down, so I can’t do anything.”
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