Episode 167: Selling Your Home Might Be the Smartest Financial Move Right Now
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Mortgage rates are falling, and refinances are booming.
But for many homeowners, refinancing isn’t the best solution.
In this episode, we break down a powerful but often ignored strategy: selling and rebuying to reset your financial life.
Using real-world math, we explain how homeowners are:
- Paying thousands each month in unnecessary consumer debt
- Sitting on trapped equity, they don’t know how to access
- Making emotional decisions instead of strategic ones
We also discuss why:
- Mortgage debt is fundamentally different from credit card debt
- Homeownership creates leverage that renters may never have
- First-time buyers waiting on the sidelines may be falling behind
This conversation isn’t about timing the market — it’s about understanding how housing can be used as a financial tool.
If you’re feeling stuck, stressed, or unsure of your next move, this episode gives you clarity.
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Broch Lassig - Branch Manager | NMLS 340314
TJ Heidenreich - Sales Manager | NMLS 1802412
Ryan King - Loan Officer | NMLS 1870771
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