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Mortgage delinquencies hit lowest level since 2008
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Tagged Basis Point, Basis Points, Brinkmann, Chief Economist, Delinquency Rate, Delinquency Rates, Distressed Properties, Foreclosure Proceedings, Inventory Shortages, Life Preserver, Mba Survey, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Delinquencies, Mortgage Loans, Mortgage Payment, National Survey, Percentage Point, Residential Properties, Senior Vice President, Shutterstock
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Is the 30 Year Fixed Headed to 3 Percent?
Mortgage interest rates hit a new record low last week, and they appear to be on the same trajectory this week. The yield on the ten-year Treasury note touched a new low Monday, 1.396 percent, before coming up slightly, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Abn Amro, Apex, Borrowers, Cnbc, Home Loans, Liss, Loan Officer, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Interest Rates, Mortgage Lender, Mortgage Rates, New Construction, Percentage Point, Refi, Refinance Mortgage, Rockville Maryland, Spike, Trajectory, Treasuries, Year Treasury Note
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Before You Refinance, Modify Your Loan … If You Can
A colleague who was looking to refinance his mortgage to today’s record low interest rates, just told me that he opted instead for a “modification.” No, he’s not behind on his monthly payments, nor even struggling to make them. He … Continue reading
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Tagged Adjustable Rate Mortgage, Bank Of America, Colleague, First Niagara, Hassle, Home Loan, Interest Rate, Kris, Low Interest Rates, Mortgage Specialist, Percentage Point, Principal Payment, Refinance Mortgage, Refinancing, Sum Of Money, Three Times, Unpaid Principal Balance, Wells Fargo, Wfc, Yamamoto
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Despite High Affordability, Renter Nation Reigns
More Americans are renting homes, and fewer are owning them; it’s not as if this is news to anyone who follows the U.S. housing market, but a new report from the Census Bureau today really put an historical exclamation point … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordability, Blight, Census Bureau, Empty Houses, Exclamation Point, First Quarter, Home Ownership Rate, Homes For Rent, Household Formation, Households, Housing Market, Isi Group, Percentage Point, Reces, Rental Vacancies, Renter, Single Family, Trillion, Unemployment Rate, Vacancy Rates
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Colorado jobs numbers setting pace for recovery by mid-2013
If Colorado continues to add jobs at the rate it did between March 2011 and March 2012, all the jobs lost during the downturn should be recovered by about mid-2013, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment’s chief economist said … Continue reading
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Tagged Business Real Estate, Chief Economist, Colorado Department Of Labor, Colorado Department Of Labor And Employment, Colorado Hall, Denver Post, Department Of Labor And Employment, Doug Hall, Economic Analysis, Gangbusters, Gary Horvath, Hall Director, Payroll Jobs, Percentage Point, Research Partners, Seven Tenths, Silverstein, Unemployment Rate, Ups, Ups And Downs
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Have Refis Run Out?
The average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage is up about a half a percentage point since the middle of February, when they hit a record low. Mortgage refinances, however, dropped 24 percent in the same period of time. That’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Year Fixed Mortgage, 3t, April 1, Fha, Fourth Quarter, Government Intervention, Government Mortgages, Insurance Premiums, Low Mortgage, Mark Hanson, Mortgage Applications, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Refinances, Mortgage Volume, Percentage Point, Period Of Time, Previous Year, Strange Point, Year Fixed Mortgage
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January Residential Property Values Drop 0.6%
OXFORD, Miss., Mar 27, 2012 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) – FNC’s latest Residential Price Index(TM) (RPI), released Wednesday, indicates that U.S. residential property values declined in January, in spite of continued economic expansion and an improving job market in recent months. … Continue reading
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Tagged Appraisals, Composites, Comtex, Distressed Market, Economic Expansion, Fnc, Foreclosed Homes, Hedonic Price, Home Value, Last Two Months, Msa, Percentage Point, Price Decline, Price Declines, Price Discounts, Price Index, Property Characteristics, Reo Properties, Residential Price, Residential Property Values
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Housing Hype: Recovery Turns to Relapse?
the fundamentals might not be supporting the sentiment was met with harsh criticism. And then suddenly it wasn’t. A slew of new housing data last week disappointed the analysts and the stock market, and all of a sudden you started … Continue reading
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Tagged Analytics, Buyer Interest, Disappointment, Distressed Sales, Foreclosure, Foreclosures, Google, Harsh Criticism, Home Builder, Hype, Mortgage Finance, Moving Average, No Doubt, Percentage Point, Pipeline, Robust Recovery, Sentiment, Slew, Standstill, Stock Market
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Parsing Home Prices Proves Precarious
Another day, another double-dose of home price reports, a home sentiment survey and a weekly report on mortgage applications. All seem to point in different directions. Both Lender Processing Services and CoreLogic released home price data, the former for December … Continue reading
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Tagged Anecdotal Reports, Competitive Edge, Denver Real Estate, Distressed Properties, Double Dose, Fannie Mae, Federal Governments, First Timers, Foreclosures, Glenn Kelman, Housing Market, Mortgage Applications, Percentage Point, Percentage Points, Processing Services, Real Estate Agents, Redfin, Respondents, Spring Market, Weekly Mortgage
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Where To Find Housing Demand
Given record low interest rates and still-falling home prices, you would think housing demand would be surging, but these are strange, strange times. Difficult credit conditions, combined with a steep drop in consumer confidence have cancelled out housing’s positives. Most … Continue reading
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Tagged Census Data, Chief Economist, Consumer Confidence, Consumer Expectations, Debt Crisis, Doug Duncan, Fannie Mae, Generational Shift, Home Ownership Rate, Last Decade, Low Interest Rates, Low Mortgage, Minimal Effect, Mortgage Rates, Negative Headlines, Percentage Point, Revenue Stream, Steep Drop, Strange Times, Taking A Turn
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