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8/28/26 - Mortgage Rate Update

Staying informed about mortgage trends is an important part of making confident real estate decisions.

Below is the latest rate update from a trusted mortgage professional I have worked with for more than 20 years, Joey Parker.

Below is the most recent snapshot of purchase rates and some special programs. Mortgages today are not just conventional, FHA and VA; there are many different types, and we will help find the best one for you.

Purchase Rates

Weekend Purchase Rates — August 28, 2026

Conventional Government
30 Year Fixed 6.475% FHA 30 Year Fixed 5.875%
30 Year Fixed $400K+ 6.475% FHA 5/1 ARM 5.500%
15 Year Fixed 5.750% VA 30 Year Fixed 5.990%

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Saddle Up! Flora-Bama Bulls on the Beach Returns Sept. 10–12, 2026



Three nights of professional bull riding, kids’ contests, themed outfits, and that famous Flora-Bama energy — right on the Alabama–Florida line.

Hey locals and beach dreamers! If you’ve ever heard the roar from the Flora-Bama on a September weekend, you already know: Bulls on the Beach is one of the most anticipated events on the Gulf Coast calendar. This year it runs Thursday, September 10 through Saturday, September 12, 2026 at the world-famous Flora-Bama Lounge & Oyster Bar on Perdido Key.

It’s loud, it’s fun, it’s family-friendly on Thursday, and a portion of proceeds goes to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. It’s also the kind of event that fills hotels, condos, and…

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Get the Trash Out of the Splash: Alabama Coastal Cleanup Is Sept. 19, 2026


Alabama’s largest volunteer event is back; and the beaches we sell, live on, and love depend on days like this.

Hey locals and beach dreamers! Mark your calendar for Saturday, September 19, 2026. The 39th Annual Alabama Coastal Cleanup runs from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. along our beaches, bays, parks, streets, and storm drains. Admission is free. Volunteers who collect trash typically receive a t-shirt and cleanup supplies.

The slogan says it best: Get the Trash Out of the Splash. Litter doesn’t stay where it lands. It travels through storm drains, streams, and rivers and ends up in the bay and the Gulf. Picking it up protects the water, the wildlife, and the sugar-white…

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