Shark Tank star Barbara Corcoran shares her expertise on the unpredictable nature of the real estate market, discussing the impact of rising interest rates and offering valuable advice for buyers and investors.
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Rising interest rates increase the cost of borrowing, making mortgages more expensive. This can lead to a decrease in demand for homes and a cooling of property prices, especially affecting first-time homebuyers and those with limited financial resources.
Corcoran advises homebuyers to save diligently, maintain a good credit score, work with a reputable real estate agent, and stay informed about market conditions to make well-considered decisions.
Focusing on the fundamentals, such as proximity to schools, transportation, and amenities, helps assess the long-term potential of a property and can significantly impact its value over time.
Corcoran recommends diversifying the investment portfolio and being adaptable to market conditions. She also emphasizes the importance of staying informed and patient, not rushing into decisions.
Staying informed about economic indicators, government policies, and demographic trends helps buyers and investors make more informed decisions and navigate the market more effectively, especially in a volatile environment.
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