Among the most challenging aspects of shopping for a mortgage is how rates change constantly. It's hard to pin them down. For example, in 2011, mortgage rates have expired every 3-and-a-half hours, on average. That's fast. There's two main catalysts for changing mortgage rates. The first can be grouped asĀ "scheduled events"; the planned release of market data which includes the Existing Home Sales report, or a scheduled government statement such as when the Federal Open Market … [Read more...]
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03
Geopolitics Have Mortgage Rates Poised To Change
Filed Under: Buying Real Estate in Washington, DC Tagged With: Federal Reserve, Geopolitics, mortgage rate
Case-Shiller Home Price Indices Post Highest Growth Rates Since 2006
Reasons To Attend Your Own Home Inspection
Dominic Morrocco of M Squared Real Estate makes the Annual Inman 100 Roundup
Post-Fiscal Cliff, Mortgage Markets Turn Attention To Jobs Data
Homebuilder Confidence Rises For 9th Straight Month
M Squared Introduces Open House Touch, Mobile Responsive Open House Management
How To Maintain Adequate Homeowners Insurance Coverage
Pending Home Sales Index Leaps To Multi-Year High
M Squared Welcomes Claire Angela Welsh
Which Is Better : 15-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage Or 30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage?
Simple, Inexpensive Ways To Prep Your Home For Sale
More Bullish Data : Housing Starts Climb 3.6%
Federal Reserve : New Economic Stimulus May Be Warranted
Bank Repossessions Slip For 24th Consecutive Month
When It Pays To Refinance Your Mortgage -- Literally



