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Posted on Saturday July 5, 2008 at 09:52 PM
FHA Current APR Rate has gone down to 6.125% - and the current FHA APR 6.460%. This is awesome news for those seeking a home loan from FHA.FHA mortgage program Section 203b is the most frequently used. You may use this FHA home loan program to purchase one-to-four family homes, including manufactured homes, in both urban and rural areas. A FHA fixed mortgage loan Section 203b may be repaid in month...
Posted on Monday February 18, 2008 at 08:09 PM
The final version of the Economic Stimulus Act was signed by the President on February 13thThe increase is for FHA loans that are approved on or before 12-31-2008. $271,050 is the new FHA floor, based on 65% of Freddie Mac current limits. The previous floor was $200,160 based on 48% of Freddie Mac limits.The new limits will be the lesser of:125% of the Area Median Price; or $729,750 which is 175% o...
Posted on Friday February 8, 2008 at 06:14 PM
The Current FHA rate has dropped to 5.375% - APR 5.703%.This is great news for those seeking a mortgage from FHA.The FHA home loan has been helping many borrowers seeking a low down payment mortgage program, and also for those that need a bad credit mortgage.FHA mortgages can help a 1st time home buyer or 2nd time home buyer. You're able to use the FHA loan as many times as you move to a new home.F...
Posted on Wednesday October 31, 2007 at 10:18 PM
Rates on 30yr fixed mortgages have dropped due to the FED cut.When this occurred last time the FED fund rates were lowered but then the mortgage rates had a huge increase in the following days/weeks.Mortgage rates are determined by the 10yr bond...If the market is doing well then nobody will invest into the bonds.If the market is doing bad then everyone will start investing into the bonds. The 10 y...
Posted on Wednesday October 10, 2007 at 10:44 AM
The FDIC is proposing to permanently freeze the adjusting Subprime ARM rates. They're wanting the mortgage servicers to keep it at the initial rate, and to convert it to a fixed rate mortgage. The call has been made by the Chief Bank regulator after thousands of homes being foreclosed.ARMs have a low start rate which is fixed for a certain amount of years. It then adjusts to the index chosen by the...
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