More homebuyers apply for mortgage applications
Loan applications to purchase a home rose for the third straight week, but lower interest rates were not enough to spur mortgage refinances.
Loan applications to purchase a home rose for the third straight week, but lower interest rates were not enough to spur mortgage refinances.
Loan applications to purchase a home rose for the third straight week, but lower interest rates were not enough to spur mortgage refinances.
Loan applications to purchase a home rose for the third straight week, but lower interest rates were not enough to spur mortgage refinances.
A 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is the standard in the industry right now, but with interest rates so low, is the 15-year loan a better option?
It can take several days or weeks — even longer — to get approved for a mortgage, but that timeline heavily depends on how honest you are with your lender.
Despite interest rate volatility, mortgage applications moved decidedly higher last week, continuing their strong stride into spring.
Despite volatility in interest rates, mortgage applications moved decidedly higher last week, continuing their strong stride into spring.
Mortgage applications hit the highest level since January last week, thanks to the lowest interest rates since February.
Long-term interest rates declined this week, with Freddie Mac saying lenders were offering conventional 30-year mortgages at an average of 3.78%, down from 3.86% a week ago.
A tiny pullback in interest rates did nothing to improve mortgage application volume. The numbers are seasonally adjusted.