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Homebuyers are in a bittersweet market as mortgage rates drop below 7% but prices remain high
Yahoo Finance via AOL· 1 day agoRead more: Mortgage rates today, June 6: 30-year rate under 7% Mortgage applications fall again ...
3 things homebuyers should do to hack the unaffordable housing market, according to Fannie Mae's...
Business Insider via Yahoo News· 10 hours agoDoug Duncan, chief economist of the government-sponsored mortgage finance giant, noted the...
Mortgage rates fall back below 7%
Consumer Affairs· 1 day agoPotential buyers who have been waiting for home prices and mortgage rates to ease a bit are being rewarded. A report by real estate broker Redfin shows...
Mortgage rates for June 3, 2024: Rates trending about the same
USA Today· 5 days agoThe average rate on a 30-year jumbo mortgage is 7.55%. The average mortgage rate
Mortgage rates dip as economic outlook remains unclear
Bankrate via AOL· 2 days agoRates have bounced around this year as the outlook for the Federal Reserve’s long-awaited rate cuts...
Mortgage rates tick down, back below 7%
FOX Business· 2 days agoMortgage rates dipped back below 7% this week, according to Freddie Mac's latest data, with the 30-year fixed-rate ...
Homebuyers are in a bittersweet market as mortgage rates drop below 7% but prices remain high
AOL· 1 day agoThe average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage fell to 6.99% from 7.03% a week prior, according to Freddie Mac. Although ...
30-year FRM Down Four Basis Points From Last Week
National Mortgage Professional· 1 day agoMortgage rates are continuing their slow descent this week, according to the results of Freddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey. The 30< ...
The month in reverse mortgage rates: June 2024 - HousingWire
HousingWire· 6 hours agoAlmost all Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECMs) originated today utilize the adjustable-rate ...
Rates rise | Current mortgage rates, June 4th, 2024
Bankrate.com· 4 days agoCompared to 15-year loans, lenders charge higher interest rates for 30-year loans because they’re taking on the risk of not being repaid ...