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Expected rate cut 2019

Phillip Davis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Edgerton, WI
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Everything i have been reading is now suggesting the feds will actually drop rates when they meet at the end of july, with that said how is everyone feeling about this? What affect do you expect this to have? Is it time to dive in deeper while theses rates are so historically low?

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As long as you can borrow below 6%, you should be trying to lock in as much debt as possible.

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