Before we dive into what’s happening this week, I’ve got some BIG news! We are now doing loans in the state of Colorado! If you or someone you know is in the market, we’d love to help you out. And now back to your weekly update… Last week was a wild week once again as
As the economy approves and the pandemic continues to be a concern, mortgage rates increased in this week’s survey, yet again. We saw in reports last week that the availability of existing homes is improving, which is good news for buyers even as rising interest rates may slow things down a bit. However, just to
Listen up…or read up…if you are a California homeowner, you need to know that the median price of homes in Cali is up 34 percent! This is the highest recorded annual home appreciation rate since 2013. What does this mean for you? If you are currently paying Mortgage Insurance as part of your monthly payment,
Mortgage rates again improved slightly last week, although volatility this week could lead to rates bouncing around a bit. According to the weekly survey put out by Freddie Mac, the average rate for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage fell by .04 percent. Keep in mind that rates on average are still about .25 percent lower
Mortgage rates continued to inch higher last week according to Freddie Mac’s weekly survey of rates. We expect to see this trend continue as the yield on the 10-year Treasury bill moves higher as well. Despite rates moving a little higher, the housing market continues to be red hot and experts are predicting a brisk
Interested to know what’s expected for the new year in terms of real estate and mortgage rates? Me too! I’ve been reading up on what the experts I respect see happening in the new year and one foundational theme I’m seeing is that we could see some shifting and changing in housing and mortgages in
