2004 Housing Market Loan Officers Marketing 
Housing Wire
MAY 24, 2022
In the early ’80s, rates were above 18% for a fixed-rate loan. Most people paid those loans for 30 years, on time. Refinances were not marketed then like they are today, nor were they the norm for a homeowner. Back then, the real estate agent found a home and the purchaser went to their bank and got a loan.
DataMaster
JUNE 9, 2021
After months of being outbid, he decided to wait and see if the housing market cools off a bit. in April 2004. Ask a bank or loan officer, though, and their suggestions are higher, ranging from 28% to 35%. He simply didn’t have the extra stores of cash to outbid those who did. But the range goes even higher!
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DataMaster
JUNE 9, 2021
After months of being outbid, he decided to wait and see if the housing market cools off a bit. in April 2004. Ask a bank or loan officer, though, and their suggestions are higher, ranging from 28% to 35%. He simply didn’t have the extra stores of cash to outbid those who did. But the range goes even higher!
DataMaster
JUNE 9, 2021
After months of being outbid, he decided to wait and see if the housing market cools off a bit. in April 2004. Ask a bank or loan officer, though, and their suggestions are higher, ranging from 28% to 35%. He simply didn’t have the extra stores of cash to outbid those who did.
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