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Interest Rates are Close to Historic Lows, but Now What?

There are several moving targets that can have a direct effect on what interest rates will do over the next few months. Rates on both the short term and long term rates are close to historic lows. The short term and long term rates don't necessarily correlate. The Federal Reserve already dropped ... » Learn More about Interest Rates are Close to Historic Lows, but Now What?

Filed Under: Mortgage Rates Tagged With: economics, housing affordability, mortgage rates

Mortgage Rates Drop to 2017 Levels- Best Time to Debt Consolidate or Lock Adjustable Loans

Thank you economic weakness in Europe and the China tariff fears, the long end of the interest rates have dropped to their lowest level since 2017. The short end of the rate curve, not as much. The property values are up substantially since 2011, which gives the gift of equity to the owners of ... » Learn More about Mortgage Rates Drop to 2017 Levels- Best Time to Debt Consolidate or Lock Adjustable Loans

Filed Under: Mortgage Rates Tagged With: ARM vs. fixed-rate mortgages, economics

Very Few Foreclosures in the System

A client the other day asked "how about a deal on foreclosures?". The quantity of foreclosures, or distress sales in the system are at historic lows. Back during the recession 10 years ago, foreclosures and short sales were a combined 70% of the real estate sales transactions. Now they're only a ... » Learn More about Very Few Foreclosures in the System

Filed Under: Market Updates, Mortgage Rates Tagged With: California Real Estate market, economics, foreclosures, housing affordability, Loan Modifications, refinance, short sales

Federal Reserve Goes Dovish, Fed Rate to Stay Neutral Through 2019, Mortgage Rates drop

The Federal Reserve went dovish today with their announcement after the FOMC March meeting, conveying employment and economic conditions are historically solid, but slowing. The highlights: No Fed Funds rate increases through 2019-2020. We’ll see, as they were predicting 3 or 4 increases ... » Learn More about Federal Reserve Goes Dovish, Fed Rate to Stay Neutral Through 2019, Mortgage Rates drop

Filed Under: Mortgage Rates Tagged With: ARM vs. fixed-rate mortgages, economics, fed funds rates, mortgage rates

Federal Reserve’s New Keyword is Patience – No More Hikes for a While

The Federal Reserve has reversed their previously conveyed interest rate plan. Fed Chair Jay Powell indicated there are too many crosscurrents , and the appropriate policy will be to stay pat on the present Fed Funds Rate of 2.25-2.5% for a undetermined period. Only 6 weeks ago the perceived Fed ... » Learn More about Federal Reserve’s New Keyword is Patience – No More Hikes for a While

Filed Under: Mortgage Rates, Regulations and Laws Tagged With: ARM vs. fixed-rate mortgages, economics, mortgage rates

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