Posted On: Wednesday, March 23, 2011 - 1:10pm | Posted By: dianehourany
Topics: Buyers and Sellers
Your credit score can have a huge impact on the interest rate a bank will give you on your mortgage. When you apply for a mortgage, you want the highest credit score possible so you can qualify for the lowest interest rate, which can save you hundreds of thousands of dollars over the life of a loan. There are ways to improve your score, and although it takes time, it is well worth the effort.
Posted On: Tuesday, January 4, 2011 - 4:29pm | Posted By:
Mortgage rates in 2010 were the lowest in six decades. However,
these ultra-low mortgage rates are vanishing. Rates have been rising
since November 2010, and the rate for 30-year fixed loans has crossed
the 5 percent mark twice in three weeks. Many experts are signaling the
end to the 4 percent mortgage rate era.
Posted On: Tuesday, January 4, 2011 - 4:24pm | Posted By:
Will housing rebound in 2011? It's a question many Americans want answered.
If
you've been following my blog, the housing data for the latter months
of 2010 have been raising optimism. Especially in San Francisco, median
home prices have been showing slight increases; seasonally-adjusted
new- and existing-home sales figures have been improving; and inventory
has been fairly steady, if not shrinking.