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Jimmy Everett, owner and operator of Everetts Lending, says buyers worried about what the shift in the housing market means for the price of their home should pause and take a breather as the market shifts from a sellers to a buyers market.

"Hello, I'm Jimmy Everett's owner and operator of Everetts lending. My two quick tidbits for people in this current real estate market in the climate one for those of you who may have bought a home in the last six to 12 months, who are hearing that the price you paid months ago is not what you could get for your home today....

I want you to one take a deep breath first and foremost, with any investment, say you bought a stock stock might go down momentarily, but long term, you know it will go up....

Real estate market no different. So you're not selling your house today, that investment historically will continue to increase in value.

Second point I would like to make to you is to take information from the Federal Reserve in perspective. So a lot of times we'll hear the federal the Fed raise interest rates, that means mortgage interest rates raise, that is not the case our rates aren't correlated together.

In fact, the last time the Fed raised their interest rates, mortgage rates actually went down. So make sure when you hear that news again, take that deep breath, reach out to your professional, get their opinion, their expertise and go from there.

Don't be panicked."

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