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Mortgage interest rates dip to lowest level this year
The credit crunch has made it tough for people to get home loans, but those who do manage to qualify could be getting lower interest rates. Valley mortgage broker Dean Wegner said home buyers with good credit could be looking at the lowest rates this year -- 5.75 to 6 percent.
Lower mortgage rates cause jump in refinance applications
Many homeowners sought to take advantage of lower interest rates and refinance their mortgages last week, causing the total volume of mortgage applications filed to jump a seasonally adjusted 33.4% compared with the week before, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s weekly survey.
Jump in Mortgage Rates Disappoints Home Buyers
Mortgage rates have jumped even as rates on Treasurys have fallen, disappointing homeowners and potential buyers.
Keep mortgage terms relatively short - ANZ
Following last week's half a percentage point cut to official interest rates, the ANZ bank is advising mortgage borrowers to keep their borrowing at relatively short terms.
Mortgage Seekers Find Rates Are Down, Credit Tighter (Update1)
Sept. 16 -- U.S. mortgage rates are dropping. Good luck getting a loan. Existing home prices have fallen 7.7 percent since their July 2006 high and rates dropped below 6 percent last week for the first time in more than three months.
Woolwich cuts mortgage rates
Barclays' mortgage arm Woolwich has become the latest firm to cut interest rates on its home loans. The Woolwich announced it was trimming rates on fixed and lifetime tracker mortgages, including two-year, three-year and 10-year fixed rates products.
Lehman And The Mystery Of Commercial Property
We know housing is a mess, but commercial property has been the quieter side to the real estate disaster. All across the country, pension funds invested heavily in office buildings and malls and warehouses, frequently through private-equity "opportunity funds" that employed high levels of leverage.
Turmoil 'may push up mortgage rates'
Mortgage rates could be on their way up again as a result of this week's market turmoil, experts warned. One of the key inter-bank lending rates, three-month Libor, has risen from 5.7% at the end of last week to 5.87% on Wednesday, signalling a renewed reluctance among banks to lend to each other.
Area lenders cheer Fannie, Freddie bailout; mortgage rates drop
Hilton Head Island area mortgage professionals are cheering the government's takeover of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, saying it will lower interest rates and possibly spur buyers to close deals.
Mortgage rates falling, but nervous home buyers may stay on sidelines
The collapse of investment bank Lehman Brothers and the bargain-basement sale of Merrill Lynch won't have much direct negative impact on mortgage borrowers, experts say. Some borrowers may even benefit: The turmoil on Wall Street has resulted in lower rates for some home loans, which should be good for the housing market. Still, falling rates may not be enough to motivate many potential buyers.
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