Bienvenidos to Below-Market Rates
Partnership brings RetroRate to MIAMI + RWorld members
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Everything you wanted to know about assumable loans, as told by the people who won't stop talking about them. Reach out to us if you have thoughts or want to learn more.
Partnership brings RetroRate to MIAMI + RWorld members
Policy work has a reputation. It moves slowly, it happens behind closed doors, and good ideas tend to die in committee long before they reach a user.
Partnership brings RetroRate to LERA MLS subscribers
Big players are eating the market. Zillow, Opendoor, and Rocket Mortgage are building integrated machines that capture clients at industrial scale.
Partnership brings RetroRate to BeachesMLS subscribers
Push Rewind on Assumable Loans
After a few sunny days in San Diego, one thing was clear: Inman Connect wasn’t just another conference, it was a reset.
Assumable loan data on all your favorite real estate sites.
Closing Time: You Don’t Have to Go Home But Low Rates Can’t Stay Here
What’s next for the company after a $2.2M seed round
Today’s rates are crushing your vibe. What if you could cut your monthly payment by hundreds and own a home you thought was out of reach?
Let’s get it out in the open. You’re sitting on a goldmine if you have an assumable FHA or VA loan and you’re about to sell your house.
Buyers are dazzled by sleek finishes long before they hear the one thing that could shift the equation: a better interest rate, taken over from the seller.
Agents once huddled around the MLS books like ancient scholars, guarding real estate data the way dragons guard treasure. Some of that instinct survives.
What’s it mean to be Cool? San Diego real estate startup RetroRate named a 2025 CoolCompany!
In 2023, only 2,244 VA loans were assumed, out of roughly 350,000 VA-financed homes that turned over as resales. That’s less than 1% of the volume.
Price, beds, baths. Most listings drone on like a dial-up modem. A home with an assumable loan is a ’90s mixtape banger begging for the spotlight.
We’re unlocking home loans and lighting a fire under new deals for real estate professionals and their clients, to get more people into homes.