Real estate blog entries tagged with mortgage calculator by Ki Gray - Austin Real Estate (Escapeso Austin Real Estate)

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mortgage calculator: Is It Better To Rent Or Buy In The Current Economy? - 12/31/08 03:49 AM

Historically speaking, the answer to the rent or buy question is that usually it's smarter to buy a house. These are not usual times. The true answer to that question, of course, depends on the individual situation. There are some factors to consider when making this important decision.

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mortgage calculator: Mortgage Rates Experience Historic Drop - 12/08/08 11:28 PM

Mortgage rates experienced a historic drop this month. 30 Year rates fell from 5.97 to 5.53. This is the lowest rates have been since January 2008. But I think this understates how low mortgage rates are this week so I did a little research. Since 1974 rates have been lower than … (2 comments)

mortgage calculator: Mortgage Interest Rates Jump Up - 06/14/08 02:02 AM

After several weeks of staying relatively flat mortgage interest rates jumped up this week. 30 Year mortgage went from 6.09 to 6.32. 15 Year Mortgage moved from 5.65 to 5.93. 5 Year rates went from 5.51 to 5.70. The only rate that was somewhat stable was 1 Year Arms … (4 comments)

mortgage calculator: What Is Going On With Mortgage Rates This Week - 06/07/08 02:33 AM

Rates on 15 and 30 Year Fixed loans were pretty much stable this week. Rates on 5 and 1 year ARMs both fell. With 1 Year ARMs falling from 5.22 to 5.06. This is the lowest 1 Year Arms have been since early March. Its a little wierd considering … (6 comments)

mortgage calculator: Helping Your Clients to Understand the Importance of Interest Rates Drops - 03/13/08 12:32 AM

Real Estate buyers are usually highly focused on the purchase price of a property. This is a legitimate concern. The purchase price is one of the most important considerations in a real estate transaction. But at the same time home buyers too frequently treat interest rates as a secondary concern. Many … (0 comments)

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