This might be one of the strangest things I’ve ever heard come out of the mortgage industry. And the mortgage industry is no stranger to… Read More »A Top-10 Mortgage Lender Has Launched an Athleisure Clothing Line
After what was a decent week for mortgage rates, in which they fell back closer to 6.50%, they appear to be on the rise again.… Read More »Mortgage Rates Back on the Move Higher as U.S.-Iran Talks Stall
I still get the feeling that mortgage rates are going to go HIGHER before they cool off again. I’m aware there are rumblings of some… Read More »Higher Highs for Mortgage Rates Before They Come Down?
I’ve noticed a trend lately where more mortgage lenders are offering so-called discounts. While it’s still not as common as what you see in other… Read More »Do Mortgage Discounts Even Matter?
There’s been a lot of fear lately that mortgage rates could rise back above 7% or even higher this year. The driver being inflation related… Read More »There’s Apparently Only a 50/50 Chance Mortgage Rates Rise Above 6.8% This Year
With mortgage rates on the rise again, it’s a logical question to ask: Will mortgage rates hit 7% again? It’d definitely be a gut-punch for prospective… Read More »Will Mortgage Rates Hit 7% Again?
I wrote the other day that the best way to get lower mortgage rates again is a peace deal. It’s pretty straightforward. Mortgage rates are… Read More »The Other Way Mortgage Rates Could Fall Is a Recession, But Maybe Not Without a Peace Deal Too
We knew Rocket Mortgage and Redfin were going to roll out deals once they teamed up. And because the collective brand operates both the financing… Read More »Rocket and Redfin Join Forces to Offer Up to $20K in Home Buyer Savings
It’s no secret mortgage rates are in a bad place right now. But instead of talking about that all day, let’s talk about how can… Read More »How Can Mortgage Rates Go Down From Here?
It’s been a very bad month for mortgage rates, yet they remain below year-ago levels. And by some margin too. Had this been last year,… Read More »If Bond Yields Are at 52-Week Highs, Why Aren’t Mortgage Rates?
