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FHA Loans: Opening Your Doorway to Homeownership in the S.F. Bay Area
During the Great Depression, the federal government sought to create a stable platform for economic growth, and that platform was homeownership. Through bolstering the rate of homeownership, the feds felt citizens would be in a better position to give back to the economy.
With that in mind, in 1934, the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) was established. […]
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WEEKLY HOT RATES for the week of 8/11/2010 as provided by Guarantee Mortgage
WEEKLY HOT RATES for the week of 8/11/2010 as provided by Guarantee Mortgage 30 Yr Fixed Conforming to $417K 4.000% “1.000” POINTS APR = 4.225% 30 Yr Fixed Jumbo to $729,750. 4.250% “1.000” POINTS APR = 4.568% 30 Year Fixed Jumbo to 1 Million 5.500% “1.000” POINTS APR…
Read MoreWEEKLY HOT RATES for the week of 7/28/2010 as provided by Guarantee Mortgage
WEEKLY HOT RATES for the week of 7/28/2010 as provided by Guarantee Mortgage Wow! I’ve never seen rates this low. It’s nice to see jumbo loan rates have come down as well. Did you think rates would ever go below 5%? 30 Yr Fixed Conforming to $417K 4.125% 1.000″ POINTS APR = 4.225% 30…
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