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Tag Archives: Weekly Mortgage
Mortgage Applications Could Mean Hot Summer for Housing
After holding in lackluster territory for much of the spring season, weekly mortgage applications took a huge jump, signaling that the usual summer slowdown is perhaps, holding off. Applications to purchase a home jumped 13 percent week-to-week, according to the … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Year Fixed Mortgage, Application Volume, Borrowers, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Fbr, Freddie Mac, Hot Summer, Miller Head, Mortgage Applications, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Fha, Mortgage Insurer, Mortgage Rates, Paul Miller, Purchase Application, Slowdown, Spring Season, Weekly Mortgage, Year Fixed Mortgage
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Higher Mortgage Rates May Hamper Obama’s Housing Plan
With disappointing results from his foreclosure rescue program and an election year on the horizon, President Obama last fall set his sights on refinancing, specifically helping borrowers who owe far more on their mortgages than their homes are currently worth. … Continue reading
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Tagged Application Report, Borrowers, Brinkmann, Driving Force, Economic Stimulus, Economy Mortgage, Election Year, Foreclosure, Home Equity Rates, Mba, Mortgage Application, Mortgage Delinquencies, Mortgage Rates, Pockets, Rate Increase, Record Lows, Refinances, Refis, Senior Vice President, Weekly Mortgage
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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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Home Builder Confidence Surges Amid Big Headwinds
Home builders are more confident about their market today than they have been in over four years. Buyer traffic, current sales, and sales expectation are all improving, at least according to the latest sentiment index from the National Association of … Continue reading
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Tagged Chief Economist, Current Sales, David Crowe, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Freddie Mac, Government Program, Hmi, Jonathan Miller, Low Interest Rates, Mortgage Applications, Nahb, National Association Of Home Builders, Prospective Home Buyers, Purchase Applications, Rates Mortgage, Sentiment Index, Single Family Home Sales, Spring Season, Weekly Mortgage
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US Housing Recovery Hurt by Unrest in the Middle East
You probably don’t think of unrest in the far away Middle East as having anything to do with the housing market here in the U.S. You should. The weekly mortgage applications say it all. Despite the rate on the 30-year … Continue reading
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Tagged Commodity Prices, Consumer Confidence, Economic Argument, Economic Unrest, Fbr, Foot Traffic, Fragile State, Household Formation, Line Mortgage Applications, Miller Tabak, Mortgage Rates, Moving Average, New Home Buyers, Paul Miller, Rising Gas Prices, Rising Oil Prices, S Paul, Spring Season, Stable Interest Rates, Weekly Mortgage
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