This week is JOBS week and we’ll see how it plays out for mortgage rates.
If you would like to see mortgage rates for your personal scenario, click here!
Helping Washington State homeowners learn more about their mortgage options.
This week is JOBS week and we’ll see how it plays out for mortgage rates.
If you would like to see mortgage rates for your personal scenario, click here!
Mortgage rates continue to trend lower! Will this trend continue? Check out my latest video to learn more.
What will impact mortgage rates this week? Check out this week’s episode which includes information on The Covenant Homeownership Program which offers down payment assistance up to $150,000!
It’s Monday and that means I’m sharing my weekly update on what may impact mortgage rates this week. Plus, I’m including solutions on what you can do if a seller is not wanting to pay your buyers agent’s commission, with the NAR Settlement.
Friday’s disappointing Jobs Report was actually great news for mortgage rates as it fueled a long-awaited rate drop. With unemployment trending higher, it’s more likely (almost guaranteed) that the Fed will finally start lowering the Fed funds rate in September. This means that we will start to see mortgage rates trend lower in anticipation of the Fed’s actions next month.
For more info, please check out my latest update.
If you’re considering buying or refinancing your home, please contact me. I am happy to help you or anyone you know!
We have a lot taking place that may impact the direction of mortgage rates this week, including the Fed meeting and a couple of reports with employment data.
Want to know more? Please check out my latest video.
And remember, if you or anyone you, know are considering buying, refinancing, remodeling or selling your home, I am honored to help you!
Mortgage interest rates are remaining fairly steady with potential to trend lower this week. If you’d like more details, check out my latest video!
Mortgage rates have been trending lower! Check out my latest video to see what may impact the direction of mortgage interest rates this week.
Rhonda Porter is a Licensed Mortgage Originator MLO121324 living in the greater Seattle area. Rhonda began her career in 1986 in the title and escrow industry and began her mortgage career in 2000. She enjoys helping people understand the mortgage process and started writing The Mortgage Porter in late 2006. Read More…
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