Mortgage Rates Dip Below 4.25%. Closing Costs Rise

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Home Today's Headlines ATW Forums Q&A Mortgage Rates   Top Stories       Mortgage Rates Dip Below 4.25%. Closing Costs Rise Mortgage rates touched record lows yesterday. Unfortunately mortgage rates rose from those record lows today. 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Around The Web       Florida's Ongoing Foreclosures Nightmare Fed's Plosser says asset buys unneeded A New Tax Break for the Self-Employed Is Government About to Make Mortgage Market Worse? IMF Says Steps Needed to Avert Systemic Liquidity Shortages Reducing Role of Credit Ratings Would Aid Markets House Committee Debates Livable Communities Act Commentary: Homeownership Matters--Homeownership and Social Capital Fed's Rosengren: Fed must respond "vigorously, creatively, thoughtfully, and persistently" Fed Official: New Asset Buying Would Have 'More Muted' Impact »View All Recent Articles JOIN THE CONVERSATION Recent Comments Amy Tierce on 9/29/2010 - read this comment We are being re-trained as an industry. Yes, we can close a very well documented loan in two weeks with some amount of stress. But today there is no common sense, the lenders are tellling us that full... Frank Ceizyk on 9/28/2010 - read this comment This environment enables us to show our expertise as more than just app taking salesmen--the truth is we got lazy and spoiled by stated income guidelines, streamline underwriting findings and driveby appraisals... Ray J on 9/28/2010 - read this comment I hear you Adam. I deal with similar issues regularly. What's the solution? A common sense approach to underwriting? We are already hyperregulated and it seems to me noting done over the last year... Adam Dahill on 9/28/2010 - read this comment Rates are great but lenders are incompetent and turn times are HORRENDOUS. Why can't they get their act together and improve the process is what I ask? Client making 1million taking a loan for 200k... Questions With the Harp Loan, is this a conventional loan? Does it in any... After looking at a house, our agent called the next day to say... My wife and I file a Joint return. She is self employed and shows... What are the upfront fees associated with a USDA loan and how... Answers What is APR? What is loan to value ratio (LTV)? I'm looking at the difference between and 30 and 15 year... What is the average down payment necessary for a home loan in... Forum Discussions We have a private lender, options?? Loan Scenario: CA, $490,000, 800, 57% LTV, Refinance (Rate and Term) Short sale complete, Bank wants to negotiate Heloc When can I expect to receive a new payment book? how many REOs are currently in America? And is there a list showing which states have how many or what major cities have the most REOs? Loan Scenarios Post | View All   State Date Amount Loan Type CA 9/29/2010 490,000.00 Refinance (Rate and Term) TX 9/28/2010 280,000.00 Refinance (Rate and Term) NJ 9/28/2010 400,000.00 Cash Out Refinance WI 9/24/2010 575,000.00 Purchase FL 9/24/2010 1,400,000.00 Refinance (Rate and Term) IA 9/23/2010 330,000.00 Refinance (Rate and Term) Mortgage News Daily

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