Tim McQuillan (@tmcquillan1) 's Twitter Profile
Tim McQuillan

@tmcquillan1

Sales utility player. Interested in learning about investing, personal finance, channel partnership sales and fintec. Experienced in all. All comments my own.

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Clint Murphy (@iamclintmurphy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you have any questions about the journey let me know. If you appreciated this thread, please retweet the original tweet, like the tweet and provide me feedback. It's been an interesting journey, I will be continuing to learn & hold #BTC and am interested in hearing from you.

CreditXpert (@creditxpert) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"I'll take types of mortgages and how to compare them for $500." Learn everything there is to know about #Conventional, #FHA, term lengths, fixed v variable rate loans in our latest blog by Zina Kumok - Personal finance writer/speaker 🇺🇦. Let's simplify the homebuying process. hubs.li/Q015PX-q0

Gaurav (@agarwal__gaurav) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Leadership role can be OVERWHELMING. You get tasked with leading and building a team And have little to no idea where to begin. I've been in an executive position for 6+ years Here's a cheat sheet to help you lead better

Brian Sullivan (@sullycnbc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My gosh .. Americans are loading up on credit card debt like never before. Consumer credit outstanding - most on cards - more than doubling. Oh, and interest rates are rising.

My gosh .. Americans are loading up on credit card debt like never before. 

Consumer credit outstanding - most on cards - more than doubling.

Oh, and interest rates are rising.
Ali Wolf (@aliwolfecon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If someone could afford the monthly payment of a $450,000 home at a 3% interest rate, the equivalent payment at a 6% interest rate is for a $316,000 home.

QE Infinity (@stealthqe4) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Amazing data here on housing. With the rise in mortgage rates from 3% up to 6% a stunning 18 million households can no longer qualify for a $400,000 mortgage. That’s a 36% reduction in demand. Housing is in deep trouble. The only solution to this is lower prices.

Amazing data here on housing.  With the rise in mortgage rates from 3% up to 6% a stunning 18 million households can no longer qualify for a $400,000 mortgage. 

That’s a 36% reduction in demand.   Housing is in deep trouble. 

The only solution to this is lower prices.
Eric Finnigan (@ericfinnigan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jay Powell: "Activity in the housing sector has weakened significantly, in large part reflecting higher mortgage rates." The data shows that rates going from 3% -> 6% has disqualified 18 million households from qualifying for a $400K mortgage.

Jay Powell: "Activity in the housing sector has weakened significantly, in large part reflecting higher mortgage rates."

The data shows that rates going from 3% -> 6% has disqualified 18 million households from qualifying for a $400K mortgage.
Lyn Alden (@lynaldencontact) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mark Sauer Kind of amazing for 2022 right? Globally speaking, more people have smart phones than a reliable place to park capital for 2 years without having to think about it. What does that say about the state of the global financial system?

Eric Basmajian (@epbresearch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The second half of 2022 was historic for the US housing market 🏠 Transaction volumes froze 🧊 Prices started to decline 📉 Here's an unbiased and data-backed update on the US housing market heading into 2023 👇 1/

Jacob Espinoza (@mrjacobespi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Your 1:1s with your team should have a 10x ROI, but most leaders don't know where to get started. Stop overcomplicating your 1:1s. Start using this 7-step framework:

The Kobeissi Letter (@kobeissiletter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

JUST IN: The 10-year note yield is now officially above the median cap rate for the first time since 2008, according to Reventure Consulting. In simple terms, the return on an investment property is now BELOW the 10-year note yield. It should be no surprise that investor

JUST IN: The 10-year note yield is now officially above the median cap rate for the first time since 2008, according to Reventure Consulting.

In simple terms, the return on an investment property is now BELOW the 10-year note yield.

It should be no surprise that investor