April Lunch and Learn: Money 101 & Personal Budgeting
Master Your Money Game!
Ever felt a client hesitate because they’re unsure about their financial readiness to buy a home? Are you personally struggling with your own finances or simply looking to build wealth? Knowing how to navigate personal finances is a valuable asset for any Real Estate Agent. That’s why we’re excited to announce a Lunch & Learn event focused on Money 101 & Personal Budgeting!
Sharpen Your Skills & Help Your Clients:
Join us as Jeremy Drobeck, a mortgage financial expert, dives deep into the world of personal money management. This informative session will equip you, the realtor, with the knowledge and tools to confidently:
- Work up your own personal budget
- Savings tactics to help you build wealth
- Discuss personal finance basics with your clients: Feel comfortable guiding clients through conversations about budgets, savings goals, and the financial aspects of homeownership.
- Understand budgeting best practices: Learn how to create a budget that works, and how to effectively communicate these strategies to your clients.
- Empower your clients on their homeownership journey: By understanding personal finance, you can better support your clients in making informed decisions about their biggest purchase.
Here’s what you can expect:
- A delicious lunch provided, so you can focus on learning.
- An interactive session with Jeremy Drobeck, packed with valuable insights and actionable tips.
- Networking opportunities with fellow Kalamazoo-area realtors.
Don’t miss this chance to elevate your realtor game and become a trusted resource for your clients!
SIGN UP TODAY!
LIVE EVENT – NOTE the change in venue this year
Date: Thursday, April 4th, 2024
Time: 12:00 – 1:30
Location: Travelers Cafe & Pub – 5225 Portage Rd, Portage MI 49002
Limited Seating. RSVP required. Lunch will be provided.
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HOW TO PROTECT YOUR MORTGAGE RATE WHEN CLOSING GETS DELAYED
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Are you under contract on a home with an expiring rate lock? Need a rate lock extension?
Yesterday, a buyer called me in a total panic. They locked in their mortgage interest rate 30 days ago while shopping for a home near the Westwood neighborhood. Everything moved along fine until the seller asked to push closing back by ten days to finish clearing out their garage.
The buyer asked me, “Jeremy, if our rate lock expires before we close, will our interest rate jump up? Will our monthly payment go through the roof?”
I told them straight up: “Take a deep breath! An expiring rate lock will not ruin your deal, and you will not lose your low rate!”