Mortgage Application Rate Surges in U.S.
By Kyle Chezum Updated on 10/27/201010/27/2010
According to the Mortgage Bankers Association's index, the number of home purchase mortgage applications increased 3.9% this past week. The number of refinance applications increased 3%. This is a significant improvement over the previous week, which saw a near-record decrease in mortgage applications. Experts attribute the sudden surge to a decrease in mortgage rates.
Economist Russell Price states that the market has basically hit bottom and simply needs time to regain traction. Still, mortgage lending is expected to decrease as a whole over the coming year as foreclosed homes take longer to reach the market due to claims of fraud on the part of some major banks.
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