Mortgage rates moved lower today at their fastest pace in more than a week, bringing them in line with their lowest levels since last week's Cyprus-related market movement. Lender pricing strategies continue to be varied and some lenders didn't improve nearly as much as the average. That said, it was enough to clearly tip the scales in favor of 3.625% as a prevailing Best-Execution rate ( what is this? ) for 30yr Fixed loans. 3.75% and 3.5% may be more viable depending on the scenario and the lender...
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Mortgage rates moved slightly higher today on average, though a few lenders were unchanged or marginally improved. Some released positively revised rate sheets in the middle of the day as bond markets and MBS (the mortgage-backed-securities that most directly influence rates) improved. Though today's move was slightly weaker, it keeps rates in a consistent range just under their 10-month highs. After having risen to 3.625% in late January, 30yr fixed "best-execution" rates ( what is this? ) have...
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Mortgage rates were, once again, unchanged in many cases today, though some lenders were slightly lower in cost than Friday's latest offerings. Trading levels in MBS (the mortgage-backed-securities that most directly influence rates) started the day off in territory that would have been consistent with higher rates, but improved fairly quickly as bond markets shrugged off news that Cyprus had reached a bailout agreement with the EU. Best-Execution for 30yr Fixed, Conventional loans is 3.625% to 3...
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