Saturday, February 6, 2010
Friday, February 5, 2010
It’s often very difficult to predict where mortgage rates are headed and most of the time when asked where rates are headed the best answer is “they’ll go up and they’ll go down.” In today’s market however there’s an event on the horizon that almost certainly will drive mortgage rates up- the Fed will stop buying mortgage backed securities (MBS) this spring. Buying MBSs has been an effective way to hold mortgage rates down.
Many experts are expecting rates to jump a half a point or more after the program wraps up at the end of March.
Take a look here to see how historically low rates are today. It looks like waiting to get mortgage financing could be dangerous to one’s financial health!
Many experts are expecting rates to jump a half a point or more after the program wraps up at the end of March.
Take a look here to see how historically low rates are today. It looks like waiting to get mortgage financing could be dangerous to one’s financial health!
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conventional,
fannie mae,
fha,
freddie mac,
interest rates,
mortgage
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Mayberry Modernism - Why the Triangle is America's Hotspot for Way Cool Houses
Barney Fife spent his weekends in Raleigh, and for good reason - we are one of the country's hotspots for mid-century modernist architecture. find out where to find over 500 local examples of great architecture -- and what you can do to save some of these "works of art" from destruction! Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emgDjyGeGVE
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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