Are You Playing the Waiting Game?

Infographic comparing home-buying costs now with the projected costs of waiting one year.

Key Highlights

Freddie Mac forecasts interest rates to rise to 4.5% by the Q4 2020.
CoreLogic predicts home prices to APPRECIATE by 4.8% over the next 12 months.

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