Choosing an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) instead of fixed-rate loan can be a great way to save money on your loan. But, is it really your best choice? Continue reading
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RSS feed for this sectionNAR: There Aren’t Many Homes For Buyers To Buy Anymore
July home sales stayed strong amid tight home supply. Home prices are rising, but with mortgage rates low, first-time home buyers have not been deterred. Continue reading
Mortgage Rates Have Never Been This Low, For This Long
Mortgage rates are holding in a very tight range. Mortgage consumers are enjoying prolonged opportunity to secure a low rate. Continue reading
New High For U.S. Home Values. Is It Time To Buy?
Home values have surpassed last decade’s bests, set in April 2007. Current mortgage rates play a role, as does access to low- and no-money-down mortgages. Continue reading
No Closing Cost Refinance : Reduce Your Rate Without The Fees
Homeowners often avoid a refinance because they can’t recoup closing costs fast enough. A no-closing-cost loan allows them to start saving now. Continue reading
Today’s Best Mortgage Refinance Candidates: August 23, 2016
Refinance activity is rising. Who is refinancing, and who is missing the boat? Analysis of today’s low mortgage rates plus access to today’s live mortgage rates. Continue reading
Turned Down For Your Mortgage? Apply For That Loan A Second (Or Third) Time Right Now.
/VIDEO/ Just because your mortgage was denied, it doesn’t mean you can’t still get approved. Find out why, and get today’s live mortgage rates. Continue reading
Census Bureau: New Home Sales Soar Past Previous Highs
Amid low mortgage rates are rising rents home buyers are snapping up today’s new construction at levels not seen since 2007. Continue reading
Why Billionaire Mark Zuckerberg Has A Mortgage
The ultra-rich get mortgages for one reason: to get a bigger return on investment elsewhere. The typical homeowner can benefit from this strategy. Continue reading
Report: More Than 75% Of Mortgage Applications Now Closing
The fear of getting “turned down” for a mortgage may be overblown. Nearly 75% of home buyers are getting approved — and at very low rates, too. Continue reading