Mortgage rates are still holding low. But economic news in October 2021 could bring surprise rate changes. Advice, predictions, and your next steps.
It may be possible to refinance without an appraisal, but only if you meet certain requirements. Learn about appraisal waivers and no-appraisal refinancing.
Following a Fed meeting on Sept. 22, it looks highly likely that mortgage rates will rise soon — potentially as early as October or November.
It’s possible to buy a house with no money. But you need to be creative. Here are 7 programs that can help you buy a house with low or no money down.
Down payment assistance is widely available, but many who qualify don’t even know about it. Find out if you qualify for home buying help.
When you want to pull cash from your home, you’ll need to decide between a home equity loan vs. mortgage. Here’s how to choose wisely.
How soon can you refinance a mortgage? Most homeowners have no waiting period, or only have to wait six months after buying or refinancing.
The VA IRRRL or “VA Streamline Refinance” is an easy way to lower the rate and payment on your VA loan. See today’s VA IRRRL rates and rules.
There’s plenty you’ll want to know as a first-time home buyer. Here are 10 of the best tips from mortgage advisor Ivan Simental to help you get started.
September 25, 2021
Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates rose yet again yesterday. Thank heavens the rise was much less sharp than Thursday’s. Still, those rates on Friday evening were roughly […]
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