Good Afternoon Armand! Nationwide Mortgage rates are around the highest levels in 15 months and there are no signs of them getting lower in the near future. Timing is everything and working with a Trust Professional who can guide you through the process is something I would strongly recommend. If you would like help, please let me know as I would be happy to discuss options for various loan programs that may suite your needs for a home purchase! Thank you and enjoy the afternoon!
there are many websites out there which give you averages, but everyone's scenario is different, and for that reason, if you want to know for sure you need to contact a local mortgage broker and inquire with them... There is no better time to purchase a home then right now.. even if rates have gone up a bit, they are still very low.. .. I'm a Broker here in Scottsdale AZ and I only lend in Arizona. If you or someone you know is looking for financing options, feel free to contact me or pass along my information. 480-287-5714 WilliamAcres.com
Rates change daily, sometimes hourly. Rates up currently the highest they have been in over a year, with little chance of going back down anytime soon. There are many places to look at mortgage rates, but when looking at online rates, do they really apply to you? Most online rates assume "best execution" - the perfect customer, and many times include points that you may not want to pay. Therefore the best place to stay in touch is to make application with a local mortgage broker, then stay in touch with him for current rates. www.MetzlerMortgage.com
Check frequently on the rate quote site here at Lender411.com.
Armand -- your best way to determine this is to find a local, licensed mortgage professional to assist you -- as his job is to watch those rates for his clients.
Rates are changing everday and they have Risen each week for the last 4 weeks. Lock Now and get your loan done. For the most part the rates are still in the high 3's to the low 4's which is still better than just over a year ago. Stop procrastinating and just get your loan locked.
there are many websites
I would look on Lender411. You can also look at the markets to figure out where rates are headed on www.ccnfn.com
There are many different websites online that provide current mortgage rates. Try looking at the rates on Lender411 or on Mortgage News Daily regularly to determine if rates have gone down. As of late, rates have only increased, not decreased.
Find a local mortgage broker or mortgage banker in Edinburg and inter view him to see if there is a good comfort level. You should talk to at least 3 to get some idea who you like. Then maintain contact with that person so that he/she can keep you posted on rates then use that broker/banker when its time to get the mortgage. Rates change daily or even two to three a day depending on the market conditions
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