Mortgage rates should continue holding low in September 2021. But economic news could bring surprise rate changes. Advice, predictions, and your next steps.
The HIRO program (high-LTV refinance option) lets homeowners refinance into today’s low mortgage rates with little or no equity and easier documentation.
A new rule from Fannie Mae will help renters buy homes. If you have little or no credit history, rent payments can now help you qualify for a mortgage.
It’s possible to refinance after mortgage forbearance. But there are special rules to be aware of. Learn more about refinancing after forbearance here.
What happens when mortgage forbearance ends? Learn about extension options and how to exit your plan when the forbearance end date comes.
A new mortgage relief plan from President Biden will reduce mortgage payments by 20 to 25 percent for eligible borrowers. Learn about relief options here.
The Adverse Market Refinance Fee made it more expensive to refinance over the last year. Now, that fee has been removed. Learn more here.
A new bill aims to create a zero-down home loan program for teachers, firefighters, police, and other first responders. Here’s what you should know.
Will rates drop again in 2021? Or will they keep going up? We asked 10 experts for their mortgage rate predictions. Here’s what we found.