This week’s episode of The Mortgage Porter reviews current mortgage rates and what may impact rates this short holiday week. Plus, we review recent changes to Fannie Mae’s guidelines that removes the minimum credit score requirement of 620.
If you or anyone you know are thinking about buying or refinancing a home, I am happy to help! Feel free to contact me to review your scenario.
The Mortgage Porter: Mortgage Rates for the Week of November 24, 2025
The Mortgage Report Weekly: Mortgage Rate Update for the Week of November 17, 2025
We (finally) have the BLS Jobs Report coming out this week. Will this impact the direction of mortgage rates if the report is for September?
Check out this and more in this week’s episode.
If you’re thinking about buying or refinancing a home, let’s talk!
The Mortgage Porter: Mortgage Rates for the Week of November 10, 2025
It’s Monday and time for the latest episode of The Mortgage Porter Weekly!
This week, we’re talking about mortgage rates trending slightly higher, no real economic news with the government shutdown and the big buzz topic in mortgage right now, the 50-year mortgage.
The 50 Year Mortgage Idea
Over the weekend, the administration bounced the idea of having a 50-year mortgage. This was followed up by the FHFA director, Bill Pulte, stating that they are working on a plan. The reactions to this announcement are across the board with some embracing it as the miracle that will help create more affordability to others viewing it as a subprime product. Mortgage originators have been quick to post rates comparing 50-year amortized mortgages to what may be available with a 30-year. Even if this product becomes available, in my opinion, it’s highly unlikely a 50-year amortized mortgage will have the same rate as a 30-year fixed. Just look at how mortgage rates are priced when you compare a 30-year to a 15-year amortized mortgage. Click here for current mortgage rates for your personal scenario. [Read more…]
The Mortgage Porter Weekly: November 3, 2025
How are mortgage rates doing following the Fed rate drop last week and what’s on the calendar this week that could influence the direction of mortgage rates? Check out my latest episode of The Mortgage Porter!
If you would like to see current rates based on your personal financial scenario, I’m happy to provide you with a no-hassle mortgage interest rate quote!

Fannie Mae (conventional lending) recently changed their underwriting guidelines to no longer factor in credit scores for underwriting approval!











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