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The average rate for a garden-variety Freddie Mac loan fell to 4.49% last week, down six basis points from the prior week. And rates are likely to continue edging down. (The broader index computed by HSH Associates, which also includes jumbo mortgage rates, likewise fell 6 basis points, reaching ...
06/14/2011
  Much like public speaking, camera shyness can create a fear in even the most confident and charismatic people.  But video marketing is also one of the most important tools in the marketing arsenal of real estate agents and mortgage brokers.  If you are ready to start making videos to promote yo...
06/08/2011
The Great Indicator, the 10-year Treasury note, for the second week held all of its straight-line gains since early April, from 3.60% to 3.15%.       Despite the Fed mumbling about reversing extraordinary ease, some decade ahead, despite all sorts of positive media spin, despite LinkedIn’s post-I...
05/20/2011
  Not a Mary Poppins Market! Tuppence, prudently, thriftily, frugally, invested in the…bank? Have you noticed the yield on a 3-month T-bill? It’s 0.02%—two one-hundredths of a percent—about as close to zero, zed, zilch as you can come. Is this solely the result of the Fed’s zero-to-0.25% target f...
05/17/2011
Recently I met with a client who was looking to purchase another home. They had owned before, sold and had equity. We went through the qualification, approved the loan, and found the perfect program and payment for their needs. At the end of the application I asked if everything was clear and if ...
05/13/2011
At the end of last week, I suggested that we should watch silver and gold very closely, along with the movements of the 10-year T-note. Over the past week, the T-note, gold and especially silver put on quite a show. Most commodities tumbled, especially on Thursday (the day before the relatively f...
05/10/2011
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We have a truly splendid outbreak of spring fever in the markets and media, the infected running about in circles, yelling “Inflation! Money-printing! Dollar crashing!” Before rounding them up, a moment for the economy: inbound data are on the weak side. 1st quarter GDP, expected everywhere (unti...
04/29/2011
Once your loan application is filled out and sent to the lender for review, the first thing they will look for is your ability to payback the loan you are requesting. My team and I have a streamlined loan process to help you get your ducks in a row prior to this review. A grand slam loan package ...
04/27/2011
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It has been a quiet week in the markets, shortened by Good Friday. Oh, S&P created a tempest with its threat to the AAA rating of Treasurys, but as the week wore on, more and more people asked, “How would they know?”      Stocks regained all losses, but Treasury bond yields stayed low, the 10-yea...
04/25/2011
Inflation fears this week abruptly gave way to concern for the economy, long-term rates and stocks dipping accordingly. Overriding all financial news: the miraculous outbreak of an authentic effort to repair the nation’s finances.     One at a time. By the end of last week, inflation worry-warts ...
04/15/2011
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