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Lock An Instant 13% Savings On Your Monthly Mortgage Payment

You could save 13% on your mortgage as compared to one year ago.

Florida Mortgage Update for the Week of January 16, 2012

If you’re still floating a Florida mortgage rate or have otherwise yet to lock, mortgage rates are lower than they’ve been in history. It’s an ideal time to make aan interest rate commitment.

Florida Adjustable Rate Mortgages Again a Good Deal

Florida mortgage applicants electing for a conventional ARM over a conventional fixed-rate mortgage will save 105 basis points on their next mortgage rate.

Florida Mortgage Update for the Week of January 3, 2012

Mortgage markets improved last week during a holiday-shortened trading week.

Florida Mortgage Rate Update for the Week of December 27, 2011

Mortgage markets worsened last week on renewed optimism from the Eurozone, additional evidence of a U.S. economic recovery, and ongoing strength in housing.

Mortgage Payments Fall 12% Since February 2011

As mortgage rates drop, so do housing payments. It’s a good time to consider refinancing your home, or making an offer on a new one. Mortgage payment affordability has never been so high in history.

Reduce Long-Term Loan Costs With A 15-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage

For as low as 30-year fixed rate mortgage rates are today, 15-year fixed rate mortgage rates are even lower.

Have Florida Mortgage Rates Bottomed Out?

Florida mortgage rates have troughed. Or, so it seems.

Freddie Mac : Mortgage Rates Sub-4 Percent

For the first time in more than 40 years, data from Freddie Mac’s weekly Primary Mortgage Market Survey shows the average 30-year fixed rate mortgage falling below 4 percent, dropping to 3.94 percent nationwide. It’s the lowest average 30-year fixed reading in the survey’s history.

Mortgage Rates Bounce Off All-Time Lows; The Start Of A Trend?

One week after posting its lowest mortgage rate in 50 years, Freddie Mac reports that the 30-year fixed rate mortgage rose by an average of 7 basis points nationwide this week to 4.22 percent.