By BrianCav on 04.28.10
Boston Massachusetts Mortgage Rate Update is a resource for potential Homeowners and current Mortgage Borrowers to understand what economic data is relevant and what the situation is with mortgage Interest Rates. Brian Cav will provide a opinion as to whether you should lock or float your Home Mortgage.
Posted in Market Update, Today's Market | Tagged Boston MA first time home buyer loan, Boston mortgage, fixed rate mortgages, housing market, mortgage, mortgage interest rates, update |
By BrianCav on 04.21.10
Boston Massachusetts Mortgage Rate Update is a resource for potential Homeowners and current Mortgage Borrowers to understand what economic data is relevant and what the situation is with mortgage Interest Rates. Brian Cav will provide a opinion as to whether you should lock or float your Home Mortgage.
Posted in Market Update, Today's Market | Tagged adjustable rate mortgages, Boston MA first time home buyer loan, Boston MA mortgage rate prediction, Boston mortgage, FHA loans, fixed rate mortgages, home loan, homebuying, housing market, mortgage interest rates, mortgage market update, update |
By BrianCav on 04.16.10
Boston’s luxury condominium market, hard hit by the economic downturn over the last two years, is making a dramatic comeback that some say signals renewed faith in high-end real estate.
Posted in Buying a Home, Learn, Market Update, Real Estate Market, Today's Market | Tagged Boston mortgage, homebuyer, homebuying, housing market, jumbo mortgage, luxury condominium market |
By BrianCav on 04.14.10
Boston Massachusetts Mortgage Market Update is a resource for potential Homeowners and current Mortgage Borrowers to understand what economic data is relevant and what the situation is with mortgage Interest Rates. Brian Cav will provide a opinion as to whether you should lock or float your Home Mortgage.
Posted in Market Update, Today's Market | Tagged Boston MA first time home buyer loan, Boston MA mortgage rate prediction, Boston mortgage, conforming loans, fixed rate mortgages, homebuying, housing market, mortgage, mortgage interest rates, mortgage market update, update |
By BrianCav on 04.12.10
Refinancing provides great opportunities for homeowners. Through refinancing, it may be possible to lower your monthly mortgage payments, enjoy the security the security of a fixed-rate mortgage, as well as to consolidate other debt to a lower interest rate and a single payment.
Posted in Learn, Refinancing, Today's Market | Tagged adjustable rate mortgages, Boston mortgage, conforming loans, FHA loans, fixed rate mortgages, massachusetts refinance, rates, refinance home mortgage, refinance rates, Refinancing |
By BrianCav on 04.07.10
Boston Massachusetts Mortgage Market Update is a resource for potential Homeowners and current Mortgage Borrowers to understand what economic data is relevant and what the situation is with mortgage Interest Rates. Brian Cav will provide a opinion as to whether you should lock or float your Home Mortgage.
Posted in Market Update, Today's Market | Tagged Boston MA first time home buyer loan, Boston MA mortgage rate prediction, Boston mortgage, conforming loans, fixed rate mortgages, mortgage, mortgage interest rates, mortgage market update, Refinancing, update |
By BrianCav on 04.02.10
Please submit your FHA Mortgage Application by today, Friday April 2nd, 2010. Starting on Monday your insurance premium is on the rise! So yes, FHA loans are gettimg much more expensive. The upfront premium is going from 1.75% to 2.25% of the total loan amount, and this is a big number.
Posted in Buying a Home, First Time Home Buyer, Learn, Today's Market | Tagged fha, fha guidelines, FHA loans, housing market, mortgage interest rates |
By BrianCav on 04.02.10
Friday’s jobs report is important to the housing market for two main reasons: Folks aren’t buying homes if they’re worried about losing their job. And, more importantly, more borrowers fall behind as they lose their jobs, especially when they owe more than their homes are worth. Indeed, the surest way to stem foreclosures at this point is to reverse job losses, something the administration likely knows all too well.
Posted in Learn, Today's Market | Tagged economic data, foreclosure, housing market, massachusetts real estate, real estate |