Long-Term Home Mortgage Rates Fall To Under 5%
March 2, 2011 by William Steele · Leave a Comment
One of the major buyers of mortgages has performed its most recent survey of mortgage companies. Master mortgage buyer Freddie Mac released the results of its Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS) in which current mortgage rates for the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) averaged 4.95 pct. with an average 0.6 point during the week ending 2/24/2011, down from a week ago when interest rates for the home loan program averaged 5.00%. Four weeks ago, the 30-year FRM averaged 4.80%.
Mortgages – Beware the Headline Interest Rate
April 30, 2009 by ODFR Team · Leave a Comment
Mortgage interest rates. Nothing but mortgage interest rates.
Home Mortgages 101: A Must-Read for First-Time Home Buyers!
April 17, 2009 by Robert Laughlin · Leave a Comment
Buying a home remains the great American dream. Home ownership rates have been exploding in recent years, spurred on by the historically low interest rates in the home mortgage market. Home prices have been rising at far faster than inflation, especially in major urban areas such as San Francisco, San Diego and Chicago. This means that not only can that home you?ve always wanted put a roof over your head, but it can provide you with a great investment as well. For people new to the mortgage market, buying their first home starts with finding the best home loans.
Low Real Estate Values May Mean Deals for Savvy Buyers
March 24, 2009 by William Brunswick · Leave a Comment
Right after the the economic crash in the fall, experts saw real estate values plummet by Over eighteen percent. Many people have seen their real estate values go down sharply to below the level that they bought the place for in the first place. This movement is vexing for sellers, but presents home buyers with a chance to pick a home at a bargain price.
Forbearance explained
March 22, 2009 by Matt Golski · Leave a Comment
Many people are struggling to pay their mortgage payments. Foreclosure is looming in a lot of households. That’s why it’s important to know about forbearance.
Avoid The Con Men When Doing A Loan Modification
March 19, 2009 by Robert Greensbury · Leave a Comment
When the banking companies started to go under, many homeowners needed to look for an option besides foreclosure. This option is loan modification.. A loan modification basically means asking the lender to change the terms of your mortgage for good. Many times, this means decreasing the interest rate. Because of interest lowering, the duration of the mortgage is often increased.
Where Are Mortgage Rates Going In The Coming Year?
March 19, 2009 by Peter Daas · Leave a Comment
People always like to know where mortgage interest rates are headed. Especially in the uncertain times we’re living in. Everyone knows that forecasts are never totally accurate, but we can make a pretty educated guess based on the recent economic events.
Check Those Fees Before You Sign For Your Mortgage
March 14, 2009 by Rick Greene · Leave a Comment
The economy is in a slump, home prices are dropping and many homeowners worry about the amount of debt they incurred on their house when times were good.
How Not To Get Conned When Doing A Loan Modification
March 14, 2009 by Esther Veenst · Leave a Comment
When the banks started to collapse, many homeowners needed to look for an option besides foreclosure. This option is loan modification. When you try for loan modification, you ask your lender to change the terms of your mortgage. Oftentimes, this means lowering the interest rate. To keep the damage minimal for the lender, the total duration of the mortgage is oftentimes increased.
Stop The Foreclosure Process Now
March 14, 2009 by James Rick · Leave a Comment
If you’re looking at foreclosure, and you’re moving closer to it each day, you can make use of a mortgage loan modification. Now, we’ll look into a few guidelines for safe mortgage loan modification.