2023 Housing Market: Too Hot, Too Cold or Just âTightâ
Could upward pressure on mortgage rates in 2023 mean continued softness in the housing market?
Could upward pressure on mortgage rates in 2023 mean continued softness in the housing market?
Mortgage rates for 30-year fixed mortgages fell this week, with the current rate borrowers were quoted on Zillow Mortgage Marketplace at 3.88 percent, down from 3.93 percent at this same time last week.
Mortgage Refinance Rates for Jan. 24, 2023: 10-Year Rate Plummets CNET
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Mortgage Rate Armageddon continued this week, thanks mostly to the Fed and Mr. Ben Bernanke, who made it clear we will eventually have to fend for ourselves. Pundits already knew about a potential tapering of the Fedâs mortgage bond buying program (QE3), but now thereâs talk of a complete wind down by mid-2014. As a… Read More »Check Out How Much Wells Fargo Raised Mortgage Rates This Week
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Mortgage Q&A: “Are mortgage points worth it?” When taking out a mortgage, whether for a new home purchase or to refinance an existing loan, one decision youâll undoubtedly have to make is if itâs worth paying mortgage points to obtain an even lower interest rate. Jump to paying mortgage points topics: – Do You Want… Read More »Are Mortgage Points Worth the Cost?
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With December marking 12 consecutive months of declines in builder confidence, builders are looking to incentives to drive sales.
Mortgage rates for 30-year fixed mortgages rose this week, with the current rate borrowers were quoted on Zillow Mortgage Marketplace at 4.22 percent, the highest rate reported since late September.
Mortgage Rates for January 23: Rates tick up slightly SFGATE
The reason credit score is so important is that it indicates to lenders your level of risk. If you have a low credit score, for instance, you will be seen as a greater risk. Therefore, applicants with lower credit scores face higher interest rates. Conversely, if you have a good credit score, you will be … [Read more…]