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As home prices have continued their downward spiral, another reduction in reverse mortgage proceeds coupled with a spike in premiums seniors pay for FHA... - Voice of HousingBecause mortgage rates are near all time lows, more and more consumers (not as many as last year) are coming down off their fences and applying for a... - Mortgage Rate WatchThe second edition of the administrations composite housing score card covers a number of indices on the state of the housing market. New this month is... - MND NewsWire |  | jeffer90576 |  | | | |
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| MBS Quotes | FNMA 4.0 | 102-04 | 0-18 | FNMA 4.5 | 104-02 | 0-09 | FNMA 5.0 | 106-06 | 0-08 | FNMA 5.5 | 107-18 | 0-03 | FNMA 6.0 | 108-25 | 0-05 | Updated: 7/21/10 4:32 PM |
| Treasuries | 3 MO | 0.1600 | 0.0000 | 2 YR | 0.5800 | -0.0300 | 5 YR | 1.6600 | -0.0500 | 10 YR | 2.9000 | -0.0800 | 30 YR | 3.8900 | -0.1000 | Updated: 7/21/10 5:40 PM |
| Mortgage Rates | 30 Yr FRM | 4.69 | 0.01 | 15 Yr FRM | 4.08 | 0.02 | FHA 30 Year | 4.70 | 0.01 | Jumbo 30 Year | 6.10 | 0.00 | 5/1 Yr ARM | 3.70 | 0.00 | Updated: 7/21/10 7:26 PM |
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| JOIN THE CONVERSATION | Recent Comments |  | Adam Quinones | on 7/21/2010 - read this comment | Unfortunately those price levels dont mean much right now. As far as I know, 3.50s get most of their attention from fast money accounts like hedge funds and money managers. Duration hedgers are still using... |
|  | Mark Auh | on 7/21/2010 - read this comment | Looks like FNMA 3.5s are really close to par. 99 19/32! AQ, What would over par pricong do for the market? Will we see 4% at par for 30 year fixed? |
|  | Walter Houston | on 7/21/2010 - read this comment | A little off topic, but I received an email moments ago from Stearns Lending saying they can now accept all FHA loans from brokers WITHOUT HUD approval. Only catch at this point, is that they want the... |
|  | Brett Boyke | on 7/21/2010 - read this comment | Eric - apples to oranges. 4.375% would most certainly be for a conforming 30YR under $417,000. There are risk adjustments for the expanded conforming loans that would bump up your rate. I ran this through... |
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| | Forum Discussions |  | Loan Scenario: CA, 135354,105,000, 769, 53% LTV, Refinance (Rate and Term) |  | Loan Scenario: CA, 156590,085,000, 783, 70% LTV, Refinance (Rate and Term) |  | Refi Problems |  | What if you sell your home before it goes into a full foreclosure and the bank auctions it off? |
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