Should you go with a Big Bank or Local Lender for your Mortgage Lending Needs? When I talk with new buyers I often get asked a lot about different lenders and who they should go with or I’ll get the “I have already been approved by my local bank”. Being a Real Estate Agent I get […]
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Still unsure about whether or not you should buy a house? It’s a big commitment, obviously, and not just from a financial standpoint. But the rewards generally far outweigh any potential downsides for those who take the plunge. Need more convincing? How about the fact that: You’re already paying a mortgage That money that comes
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How much house can you really afford? Is it the amount the bank tells you when preapproving your loan? That’s what most people go by, oftentimes spending up to their max approval amount to get as much house as possible – or to be able to afford something at all in tight markets. The debt-to-income
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Mortgage Market Watch Commentary Mortgage Market Watch rates drifted slightly lower again last week, with mixed economic news. While US military action can often impact markets, the air strikes in Syria had a somewhat tempered impact. The Fed’s meeting minutes did contain some important news. At some point later this year, the Fed will begin to
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Mortgage rates went on a bit of a roller coaster ride last week. As expected, rates begin the week on an upward trend, but by Friday, rates moved back downward. The LEI came in slightly better than expected, while New and Existing Home Sales posted declines as anticipated. Existing home inventories continue to tighten, making
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March 31, 2016 Kelsey Ramírez Mortgage rates remains low, housing prices will rise Freddie Mac predicts total home sales, housing starts and house prices will continue to rise this year, reaching their highest point since 2006, according to its March Outlook that was released today. Freddie Mac does not expect inventory and affordability challenges keep
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