Assumable Home Loans | @GetRetroRate
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May 27
Here's the newest Verified listing on @GetRetroRate in San Antonio. Assumable loan at 13% down saves $555/mo. Seller connects us to loan servicer and promotes their intent to accept an assumption.
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May 25
A good time to remember that smash burger is the supreme method of burger
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Greg Fischer retweeted
May 19
We told the room at RESO Spring 2026 we'd propose a standard for assumable loan data.
The proposal is in and moving through review: buff.ly/472su9m
How we got assumable loans out of the remarks and toward the MLS
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May 12
Install our Chrome Extension and try it on Zillow. chromewebstore.google.com/de…
See low-rate active assumable loan listings via map pins and loan comparison side-by-side views.
Now nationwide! LMK what you think
@GetRetroRate
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Greg Fischer retweeted
May 1
Our @RESOStandards Spring talk is now live as a replay: buff.ly/Qdzz0Su
10% of active listings have an assumable loan. Most are invisible in the MLS. A #RESO standard fixes that for everyone at once.
15 min video. Proposal goes out next week. Join the subworkgroup!
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Apr 17
This Wednesday at @RESOStandards
Stoked to pitch new #RESO standardization for assumable loan data to light up new interfaces and flows for brokers and consumers nationwide.
Three commas of consumer savings
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Apr 16
Another nuance of the assumable loan category is that we aren't inventing the asset as much as the marketplace for an enormous existing category that just doesn't have a technology and marketing team or plan.
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Apr 16
So the highest order output we can prototype is if we imagine that we've been deputized or ordained by a VA/HUD czar to increase assumable transaction volume and ship everything we can with that lens on until it coalesces and attracts more fuel for the fire.
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Apr 15
One of the dissonant things about popularizing assumable home loans today, is that most evaluators run the scope through the filter “how will we make money from this” instead of “how much money can we save our users”
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Mar 30
Northwest modern home on Bend golf and wellness resort for sale at $1.4M oregonlive.com/realestate/20…
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Mar 27
This was in my slide deck just a few weeks ago! This went fast
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Mar 26
Very excited to launch an assumable loan integration for the 15,000 subscribers of LERA MLS!
New: Promoted and RetroRate Verified listing status indicators that signal valid loan data seller intent.
2.12% is the lowest detected available interest rate!
Mar 26
New: RetroRate is now integrated with LERA MLS in San Antonio!
Read it all from @HurlyMcDingus here: buff.ly/PWiVysI
1,500 assumable VA and FHA listings discoverable today!
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Greg Fischer retweeted
Mar 25
Good read on how @HurlyMcDingus thinks about MLS partnerships, product discipline, and why hustle culture is a trap.
mlsproptech.com/press-room/r…
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Mar 13
Just imagining myself walking up to someone I know, with a serious face and saying; trust me, if we hide your listing from as many technologies as possible, it will absolutely get you a better outcome than if we broadly shared your ad with other licensed brokers in the state.
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Mar 7
I think my old Macbook Pro is electrocuting me now. A year ago I was pasting code into GitHub web as a process haha. What I have it doing it today is a lot different. It's not an instant zap, it's more like a sting. Guess I'm redlining it? Harnessing it like Voltron? Dunno
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Mar 7
For the past year all I have done at work or as a hobby is make or help make real estate apps and learn OData. I feel like I'm missing out on other fun AI threads at times, but obsessed with hand designing all of these apps at lightspeed that are being used in the field today.
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