Helping Washington State homeowners learn more about their mortgage options.
How are mortgage rates doing after the conflicting jobs data last week?
Will the Fed lower rates on Wednesday? (Spoiler alert – the Fed does not directly control mortgage interest rates).
What’s going on with federal student loans?
And an announcement on our upcoming webinar “Retire Like a Boss” on this week’s episode!
It’s Jobs Week AND we have PCE, the Fed’s favorite measure of inflation…. so how are mortgage rates fairing? Check out my latest post!
Where are mortgage rates following Trump’s “Liberation Day”?
How do home values typically do during a recession?
Learn this and more in my latest Mortgage Rate Update video.
If you’re considering buying, selling, refinancing, remodeling or even a reverse mortgage, I’m happy to help you!
I’m a day late on the weekly update as I’m just back from my vacation with family.
Here’s your mortgage update, including how the markets and proposed tariffs are impacting the direction of mortgage rates.
I am taking a quick vacation to visit my son and family in Japan. I will be back to work as fresh as a cherry blossom on April 8, 2025. (Update: I’m back from vacation!)
My team is ready to help you with your preapproval or home buying needs while I’m away. You can start an application here to get the process started. [Read more…]
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
You don’t need the luck of the Irish to have your own pot of gold! Check out my latest Mortgage Rate Update to learn where rates are trending, what may impact mortgage interest rates this week and where you can find your own pot of gold.
Mortgage rates tend to improve when stocks are having a tough day. Check out my latest episode of Mortgage Rate Update to learn more.
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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