MortgageTexan.com

Rates are on the rise! We are seeing rates as high as 5% now. We are dedicated to finding our clients the best rates available.
http://www.mortgagetexan.com/home.html

Whose ready for a Government Shutdown?

The Government Shutdown’s Possible Effect on Real Estate Home>Communications>The Government Shutdown’s Possible Effect on Real Estate The Government Shutdown’s Possible Effect on Real Estate January 23, 2018January 23, 2018 HAR Communications Dept.9 The government shutdown continued for a third day on Monday after Congress’s failed attempts to pass ...

All the analytics point to rates rising in the near future. If you're on the fence about refinancing or purchasing a home please contact us today for a FREE complimentary quote. It only take a few clicks of the mouse at http://www.mortgagetexan.com/home.html

Texas Purchase Loans | Texas Refinance Loans | Texas Jumbo Loans | Texas FHA Loans | Texas VA Loans | DJ Arsenault - Home

http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/consumer_rates/525788.aspx

Mortgage Rates Slightly Higher to Start Volatile Week Mortgage rates continued slightly higher today, after hitting 1-month highs late last week. In general, the mortgage rate environment has been under pressure since last week's Fed Announcement. To reiterate a frequent point, the Fed doesn't control or set mortgage...

Did you read my post yesterday? Your going to wish you had.
http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/consumer_rates/524376.aspx

Mortgage Rates Highest in a Month Today Mortgage rates continued heading higher at a fairly quick pace today, extending the move that began after yesterday's Fed Announcement. That might come as somewhat of a surprise if you've read basically any other article about mortgage rates today. Reason being...

Will rates continue to rise? http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/consumer_rates/523793.aspx

Mortgage Rates Jump After Fed Announcement Mortgage rates moved quickly lower after today's Fed Announcement. While the Fed was, by no means, expected to hike rates in October, there was a risk that the statement would introduce some verbiage that opened the door for a rate hike in December. Those of...

The bond market continues to hold well, even like yesterday when the stock market had a good day. We continue to expect long term interest rates will decline more but at these low levels it does get a little tense.

http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/consumer_rates/515448.aspx

Mortgage Rates Back to 4-Month Lows Mortgage rates began the day moderately lower. As equities markets failed to mount any counterattack to recent losses, bond markets surged--including the mortgage-backed-securities (MBS) that dictate mortgage rates. As such, most lenders were able to offer...

This is a great article.
http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/channels/community/502523.aspx

Realtor "Do's and Don'ts" We've previously explored the "Do's and Don'ts" for homebuyers, and uncovered some vital tips that can help or hinder the home buying process. In today's special edition, we examine hints for Realtors, whose actions during purchases are just as critical. As...

YIKES! http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/03102015_credit_reports_agencies.asp

Major Changes Coming for Credit Reporting It was hailed by NBC news on Monday as the most radical change to credit reporting in decades and New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman said his agreement with the three major national credit reporting agencies (CRAs) will reform the entire credit...

http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/consumer_rates/435104.aspx

Worst Day for Rates in More Than a Year Mortgage rates got hit hard today , rising at the fastest day-over-day pace since November 8th 2013. As of today, this also makes February the worst month for rates since May 2013, and the most abrupt month-over-month reversal since January 2009. That all could...

YIKES!! http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/consumer_rates/431963.aspx

Mortgage Rates Rise at Fastest Pace of 2015 Mortgage rates picked up the pace of weakness today, moving higher at their quickest pace of the year. That's the bad news. The good news is that today is still the 6th best day for rates in the past 21 months and many borrowers will only experience this spike...