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Buying a Home While Yours is for Sale? Hereâs What You Should Know
Shopping for a new home when you already have a home can be a nail-biting process, as you work to decide how youâll time things so that you donât have to pay two mortgages. Even if you could afford to swing the extra expense for a few months, lenders may be hesitant to loan money… View Article
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Another Boring (But Resilient) Day
Another Boring (But Resilient) Day After the past few weeks, boring trading days aren’t necessarily unwelcome. Their only real downside is that there’s not much to say about them. Bonds are waiting for three things: more banking drama (or the progressive absence thereof), economic reports that flesh out the inflation picture, evidence that banking drama has actually had a measurable impact on the economy. Only one of those things happens quickly, so it’s not too much of a surprise to see boring trading days with generally sideways momentum. Econ Data / Events Pending Home Sales +0.8 vs -2.3 f’cast, +8.1 prev Market Movement Recap 09:51 AM Roughly unchanged overnight. Some early weakness, but mostly bouncing back–especially MBS. 5.0 coupons are actually 3 ticks (.09) higher on the day while 10yr yields are 2bps weaker/higher. 12:10 PM Bonds rallied during SVB testimonies. 10yr down 2bps at 3.553. MBS up an eighth of a point. 01:19 PM modest losses after 7yr Treasury auction. 10s and MBS both unchanged on the day. 03:07 PM MBS back near strongest levels with 5.0s up more than an eighth of a point. 10yr is roughly unchanged at 3.57%
Americans Predict Mortgages Rates Will Top 8% Next Year – Money
Americans Predict Mortgages Rates Will Top 8% Next Year Money
Removal of Tax Liens and Judgments Might Boost Mortgage Approvals
Beginning July 1st, the credit reporting bureaus (Equifax, Experian, TransUnion) will begin wiping tax liens and judgments off of millions of credit reports in a bid to improve accuracy. The backstory is that a lot of errors were showing up on credit reports, hurting Americansâ credit scores and preventing them from getting financing, including mortgages… Read More »Removal of Tax Liens and Judgments Might Boost Mortgage Approvals
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Mortgage demand gets a boost as rates decline for three straight weeks
As the 30-year fixed rate dropped for the third straight week, homebuyers responded, giving a boost to mortgage applications.Â
Stop Being Lazy – Why Overpay When You Can Save Money On Insurance?
Have you been paying attention to how much insurance is costing you these days? While it is a necessity, it’s possible that you are overpaying and could benefit from learning how to save money on insurance, from car to home, and more. I know people overpay because at one point I was overpaying. When I […]
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Should You Get a Business Loan With a Cosigner?
Adding a cosigner to a business loan can help you access capital and lower rates, but itâs not right for every situation.