What Mortgage Rates Are Doing This Week: Shoud I Lock Or Float?
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What Mortgage Rates Are Doing This Week : September 10, 2012
Home buyers in Sacramento and would-be refinancing households were greeted with wildly varying mortgage rates, depending on which day they loan-shopped.
According to Freddie Mac’s weekly mortgage rate survey, 30-year fixed rate mortgage rates averaged 3.55% nationwide last week, with an accompanying 0.7 discount points. Continue reading
What Mortgage Rates Are Doing This Week : May 7, 2012
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After two weeks of no change, mortgage markets improved last week, pushing mortgage rates lower throughout California. But, are we poised for a reversal? According to the trends, mortgage backed bonds are in a overbought position and ripe for a selloff – Based on the indicators, there’s more room for rates to rise than to fall. Continue reading
Lock An Instant 13% Savings On Your Monthly Mortgage Payment
Falling mortgage rates make owning a home more affordable. Mortgage rates are directly tied to monthly mortgage payment so as mortgage rates drop, so does the cost of home-ownership.
It’s a money-saving time to buy a home in Sacramento — or to refinance one. Mortgage rates have never been this low in history. Continue reading
What Mortgage Rates Are Doing This Week : January 3, 2012
Mortgage bonds made their largest one-week gain in two months as conforming mortgage rates in California fell to new lows nationwide. Continue reading