beacher

American  

[bee-cher] / ˈbi tʃər /

noun

1. a long, curling wave of the sea.

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Etymology

Origin of beacher

First recorded in 1920–25; beach + -er ¹

Example Sentences

First-time buyers and those looking for entry-level housing need to be flexible about location and the type of housing they buy, Beacher said.

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“Your first house isn’t your forever house,” Beacher said.

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For sellers, Beacher recommends pricing their home appropriately and considering offering closing-cost credits to help buyers buy down their interest rate to make their payment more affordable.

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“I coach all of my clients to stay in the game if they have the means to buy,” Beacher said.

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Still, there’s no expectation that mortgage rates will go down in the near future, and there’s also no evidence that prices will drop either, Beacher said.

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