Record Contract Cancellations
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Record Contract Cancellations
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Nearly 1 in 7 home sales fell apart last month — here's why.
In this episode, Michael and Rich break down fresh data from Redfin showing a record-high 14% of home purchase agreements falling through in February. They dig into what's driving buyer jitters, how volatile rates are shaking up contracts, why concessions are exploding, and what loan pros absolutely must do right now to keep clients confident.
🔥 What we cover:
Why February saw a spike in canceled home sale contracts
How rate volatility is freaking out buyers
Whether the trend started earlier or is brand new
What “lagging indicators” mean for March & April closings
Job market fears + AI headlines = more nervous first‑time buyers
What loan pros should do to stabilize client confidence
Why staying in constant contact is mission‑critical
Opportunities hiding inside today's chaos
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