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conditions apply. Rate cuts are just the first domino to fall. And what happens next may surprise you.

A lot of central banks have been cutting rates, right? So we're kind of the last.

Right. So we actually do have data. And as you guys know, the Fed meets this week. We are pretty sure they're going to be cutting rates at least a quarter point. Some people are saying a half a point. But either way, interest rate cuts are coming. I know. A lot of people are single family realtors are hanging on every word here. Well, you know, you say that, but it really is a lot of people are hanging on rate cuts. I mean, everyone I'm working with is really excited about them. Saving a couple hundred dollars a month on a mortgage is exciting for people. I mean, it is. I can't deny that. Yeah. I can't deny that. But like I will, you know, a quarter point. I will, first of all, rate, we haven't really dropped, we haven't dropped rates

though December last year. So it's been a, it's been a minute, right? It has not happened in

2025, even though Trump's been beaten on Powell the whole time. And he's going to get those

rates down. He is going to get the rates down. And I think that what is interesting is you really have to look at this as a change in the whole narrative, right? So Powell's been very hard on, you know, inflation, focusing on inflation. Now the focus will be on economic growth, right? Because we have a stalling job market and Powell is going to flip this a little bit

because he has to and kind of get these jobs going. But, you know, growing the economy is

inflationary. Right. I'll tell you that, you know, there's there's always two sides to everything, right?

Like so if you're in the mortgage business or the title business or single

family or, you know, real estate specifically, I guess, or autos, you want rate cuts, right?

There, you know, there are other consequences to it. It definitely is going to stimulate the

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