Mortgage Rates Drop In Wake of Bank Failures
30-Year Fixed-Rate Is At 6.6%
30-Year Fixed-Rate Is At 6.6%
Latinos added a net total of 349,000 homeowner households last year, per the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals.
Rates climb closer to 7%; reach level not seen since November.
The 30-year fixed mortgage increases to 6.5%, highest since November 2022.
Freddie Mac says 30-year fixed rate rose to 6.32%, highest since Jan. 12.
The 30-year fixed mortgage rate rose to 6.12%; 15-year fixed at 5.25%.
Freddie Mac reports 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage falls to 6.09%.
National Consumer Law Center report says sales to private investors strip borrowers of access to loss-mitigation options.
Freddie Mac says lower rates are attracting more buyers to the market.