In a world where every little bit counts, homebuyers and homeowners just got a little good news as mortgage interest rates fell for the first time in a few weeks.
It’s more affordable to buy a home in the vast majority of the country than it was last year.
Mortgage interest rates reversed course over the last week and fell for the first time in a month.
Homebuyers and homeowners hoping for some good news on mortgage interest rates are likely to be a bit disappointed. But there are still opportunities to save money if you know where to look.
Mortgage interest rates continued to trend upward in the last week, due to the ongoing conflict in Iran. However, rates remain lower than they were at this point last year.
After recently falling to their lowest level in nearly four years, mortgage interest rates have increased ever so slightly. But rates still remain well below where they were a year ago.
The spring housing market got some more good news in the last week, as mortgage interest rates hovered near their lowest level in almost four years.
President Donald Trump announced Friday that he plans to nominate Kevin Warsh, a former U.S. Federal Reserve governor, to lead the nation’s central bank when current Chair Jerome Powell’s term ends in May.
Mortgage interest rates remained just barely above three-year lows. This presents homebuyers and homeowners with the continued opportunity to save money when buying a home or refinancing their existing loans.
There are a handful of states with booming populations. This is likely to keep these housing markets strong. Here are the top 10 states that gained the most residents in the last year.
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