TODAY’S MORTGAGE RATES:
November 14th, 2011
The bond market closed last week trading down – 19 bps. Mortgage rates and pricing increased slightly on the week as a whole. My bank took on a new investor, so my pricing is improved across the board even though pricing is a bit higher this week. Check out my updated pricing below:
The bond market and stock market are still trading up and down with most investors looking at Europe’s debt crisis. One day, the markets are doom and gloom due to discouraging developments in Europe. The next day, the markets are up beat as new plans/leadership are announced, increasing hope that the crisis will soon be averted.
Mortgage rates have seemed to hit an even plane where they continue to stay in the 3.875% – 4.125% range for a 30 year fixed product.
As I said last week, I am still encouraging customers to consider 5/1 and 7/1 ARM loans right now. I am seeing 0 cost loans on a 5/1 ARM and 7/1 ARM in the low 3%’s, and even lower if you want to pay fees.
Below are rates available paying a point or less:
30 year fixed: 3.875% paying 1 point, 4.125% paying 0 points
20 year fixed: 3.75% paying 1 point, 4% paying 0 points
15 year fixed: 3.25% paying .85 points, 3.625% paying 0 points
5/1 ARM: 2.5% paying .78 points; 2.75% paying 0 points
7/1 ARM: 2.875% paying .92 points, 3.25% paying 0 points
30 year fixed High Balance Loan: 4.25% paying 1 point, 4.5% paying 0 points
30 year fixed FHA: 3.75% paying .54 points, 3.99% paying 0 points
15 year fixed FHA: 3.375% paying .66 points, 3.625% paying 0 points
30 year fixed VA: 3.75% paying 0 points
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Today’s Mortgage Rates – November 14th, 2011
