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Wholesale Conforming Mortgage Rates and Pricing 9/18/2008

September 18th, 2008 Categories: Tranparent mortgage pricing, ratespeed, wholesale mortgage rates

Wholesale Conforming Mortgage Rates and Pricing 9/18/2008

No comment on why rates a slightly higher today even though Treasuries are lower…Maybe I need an abacus.

In any case, rates are still low but trending higher.

Conforming 3 Year ARM

Conforming 5 Yr ARM

Conforming 15 Year Fixed

Conforming 30 Yr Fixed

Wholesale direct Conforming rates and pricing shown are based on the variable factors below:

Primary Residence
Purchase or Rate Term Refinance
Single Family Residence
Loan To Value Ratio <80%
Credit score <720
Debt To Income Ratio <42%
Loan Amount $100,000 to $417,000
Fully Documentable Income and Assets

For a detailed explanation and definitions click here.

Information is derived directly from wholesale mortgage banks inter-daily program and pricing sheets and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Mortgage rates and pricing may change up to 3 times daily, check often.

Rates and Pricing Provided by RateSpeed…

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Lisa_P 1 month ago 1 point
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Like most people out there, finances have been tight for me and my family. Rising prices, without a commensurate rise in pay, leaves us struggling more than we were a year ago. The Wife and I both work very hard to care for our little ones, but it seems like things keep getting tougher.
In this current economic situation, there needs to be some kind of viable way to repair credit lines and get the economy moving again. Treasury Secretary Paulson’s Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, doesn’t seem to cover enough. The FDIC’s chairperson, Sheila Bair, has set up her own strategy; a $24 billion plus plan for the 1.5 million homeowners facing foreclosure. Her idea is to give a stimulus of $1,000 to lenders for each renegotiated loan to owners in danger of heading to foreclosure. In the event of default, the FDIC will take on up to half of the burden. Paulson hates it, straight away, and proclaims that its just more spending that will lead to the bankruptcy of the FDIC. Some others view Bair’s actions as one of the first real attempts to help repair credit of the banking system and get cash flowing again.
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Hidden Lakes homes for sale 3 weeks ago 1 point
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Next year will be more challenging because of increasing mortgage rates. I hope my electric guitars sales will survive from all of this.

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Italian Restaurant 35 minutes ago 1 point
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Great tables, with the economy now, no doubt its higher. Anyway thanks for the update !

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