denver mortgage rates: Colorado Home Mortgage: Tips To Keep You Safe and Sound - 12/01/16 01:23 PM
Colorado Home Mortgage: Tips To Keep You Safe and Sound
 
If you're wondering what it takes to end up with the right mortgage loan, then you just need some advice to help get you going in the right direction. This article will help you with that, detailing what is needed for you to get a mortgage that works with your finances. Make sure you pay attention to the following advice.
TIP! Before applying for a mortgage, pay down your debts. Lenders use a debt to income ratio to verify that you are able to afford a mortgage.Start preparing for getting a home … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: The Ins And Outs Of Home Mortgages in Denver CO! - 05/27/16 11:23 AM
The Ins And Outs Of Home Mortgages in Denver CO!
As you plan to buy your new home, the idea of getting a mortgage will pop up frequently. You need to learn all you can before you pursue such a loan, but where can you get such an education? This article is the perfect place to start, so check out the advice below.
TIP! It is important to get pre-approved for you home loan before you start looking at properties. Go to many places in order to get terms that are favorable to you.Early preparation for your mortgage application is a good … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: Considering Taking Out A Mortgage in Colorado? - 05/25/16 09:21 AM
Considering Taking Out A Mortgage in Colorado?
Here Are Some Helpful Tips for the Denver Metro Area!
 
Although there are many lenders out there offering home mortgage options, you would be surprised at how discerning they are these days. In other words, finding the right home mortgage plan can be incredibly tricky. Even if you have a pretty good idea about how to approach the issue, you could still benefit from some solid tips in the area.
TIP! To make sure that you get the best rate on your mortgage, examine your credit rating report carefully. Lenders will make you an offer … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: 2011 Conforming Loan Limits : No Change From 2010 - 10/13/10 01:14 AM

Conforming Denver mortgages is so named because, literally, they conform to the mortgage guidelines set forth by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Of the many traits of a conforming Colorado mortgage, one is "loan size" and loan sizes have limits. Mortgages exceeding this loan size limit cannot be securitized as a conforming mortgage and, therefore, are ineligible for conforming mortgage rates.
Conforming mortgage rates are often the cheapest source of mortgage money for residents of Colorado , all things equal.
Each year, the government re-evaluates its maximum allowable loan size based on "typical" housing costs nationwide. Loans in excess of … (3 comments)

denver mortgage rates: What's Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week : October 12, 2010 - 10/12/10 02:21 AM
Denver Mortgage markets improved last week on mixed messages about the economy, and a growing belief that the government will move to stimulate the economy.
Conforming mortgage rates in Colorado eased lower.
According to Freddie Mac's weekly mortgage market survey, average mortgage rates nationwide fell to new all-time lows last week. On the other side of that point, however, is that the accompanying "points" for today's low rates have climbed to their highest levels of 2010.
In other words, CO mortgage rates are down, but closing costs are up.
There were two main stories driving mortgage rates last week. The first … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: Jobs Data Shows Private Sector Growth, Hints At Lower Mortgage Rates - 10/08/10 02:52 AM
 
Denver Mortgage News:
On the first Friday of each month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases its Non-Farm Payrolls report from the month prior.  This month, though, because the first Friday of the month was also the first day of the month, the report was delayed one week.
The report hit the wires at 8:30 AM ET this morning.
More commonly called "the jobs report", the government's non-farm payrolls data influences stock and bond markets, and, in the process, swings a big stick with home affordability figures in Denver and nationwide.
Especially in today's economic climate.
Although the recession has … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: A Simple Explanation Of The Federal Reserve Statement (August 10, 2010 Edition) - 08/11/10 03:32 AM
Denver Mortgage Rates Update!
Today, in its first meeting in 6 weeks, the Federal Open Market Committee voted 9-to-1 to leave the Fed Funds Rate unchanged.
The Fed Fund Rate remains at a historical low, within a prescribed target range of 0.000-0.250 percent.
In its press release, the FOMC said that, since June, the pace of economic recovery "has slowed". Household spending is increasing but remains restrained because of high levels of unemployment, falling home values, and restrictive credit.
Today's statement shows less economic optimism as compared to the prior year's worth of FOMC statements dating back to June 2009. … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: The Fed Is Meeting Today. Should You Float Or Lock Your Mortgage Rate? - 08/10/10 03:14 AM
Denver Mortgage Rate News The Federal Open Market Committee holds a one-day meeting today, its fifth scheduled meeting of the year, and sixth overall since January.
The FOMC is the government's monetary policy-setting arm and the group's primary tool for that purpose is an interest rate called the Fed Funds Rate.
The Fed Funds Rate is the prescribed rate at which banks borrow money from each other and, since December 16, 2008, the Federal Reserve has voted to keep the benchmark rate within a target range of 0.000-0.250 percent.
It's the lowest Fed Funds Rate in history.
Because the Fed Funds … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: What's Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week : August 9, 2010 - 08/09/10 05:37 AM
Denver Mortgage markets improved again last week on softer-than-expected economic data, punctuated by Friday morning's weak jobs report. Conforming mortgage rates in Colorado dropped on the news, making new, all-time lows.
Mortgage rates have been on an extended rally dating back to mid-April.
This week, there's a lot of data and news due for release, the most influential to markets of which is the Federal Open Market Committee's scheduled policy meeting.
8 times annually, the FOMC meets to discuss the nation's monetary policy with respect to the current and projected U.S. economic conditions. Sometimes the FOMC takes action on the economy. … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: 30-Year Mortgage Rates Make New Lows, But Look Ready To Spike - 08/02/10 03:09 AM

No doubt you've heard that Denver Colorado mortgage rates are low. They're lower than they've ever been in history.  The news is everywhere.
Just check out some of these headlines from the last 24 hours:
Mortgage rates set new lows for the 6th straight week (Reuters) Mortgage rates fall again; 30-year fixed at 4.54% (Wall Street Journal) Mortgage rates hit another low : 4.54% (NPR) Fixed mortgage rates are now down more than 1/2 percent from the start of the year, and 3/4 percent from just 1 year ago. The drop has dramatically improved home affordability for home buyers in … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: Falling Consumer Confidence Helps Drag Mortgage Rates Lower. - 08/02/10 03:04 AM
For the second consecutive month, U.S. consumer confidence is plunging. July's official reading is its lowest since July of last year and the figures run in stark contrast to just two months ago, when the index touched a multi-year high.
According to The Conference Board, July's figures are reflective of a more pessimistic consumer; one concerned about "business conditions and the labor market".
Falling confidence numbers are presumed to be poor for the economy. For homeowner and home buyers in Denver , however, they can create opportunity.  Low confidence can influence the Denver CO mortgage market in a positive manner, driving … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: What's Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week : August 2, 2010 - 08/02/10 02:59 AM
Denver Mortgage markets improved last week, pushing mortgage rates lower for the 6th time in seven weeks. 
Since April, rates in Colorado have been on a downward path, spurring refinances in most markets and sparking the start of a Refi Boom.
Last week, 3 key stories played a role in falling rates:
Demand was strong for U.S. government debt Emerging concerns of a Japan-style deflation in the U.S. Personal Spending since late-2007 was shown to be less than previously thought Of the three, it's the measured drop in Personal Spending for which rate shoppers and home buyers in Denver should watch. … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: Good Reasons to Own Your Own Home! - 07/26/10 01:07 AM
There are many motives that you might make you want to own a home. Buying a home, is really a personal decision- that you make based upon the life style that you lead. Listed below are just a few of the great reasons that you might want to look at first before making a decision.One Great Motive is the tax breaks. The U.S. Tax Code allows a person deduct the interest you pay on your home loan, your property taxes, as well as several of the charges involved in buying your property.A Second reason might be the appreciation. A home offers … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: Sagging Homebuilder Confidence Opens The Door For Good Deals - 07/22/10 04:18 AM
Builder confidence in the Colorado housing market slipped this month, according to the National Association of Homebuilders' monthly Housing Market Index.
The Housing Market Index is actually a weighted composite of 3 separate surveys. One measures current single-family sales; one measures projected single-family sales; and one measures traffic of prospective buyers.
All three surveys were down in July:
Single-Family Sales : From 17 (June) to 15 (July) Single-Family Project : From 22 (June) to 21 (July) Buyer Foot Traffic : From 13 (June) to 10 (July) The HMI's July reading of 14 puts confidence at its lowest point since April 2009.
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denver mortgage rates: What's Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week : July 19, 2010 - 07/19/10 02:58 AM
Denver Mortgage markets improved for the 5th straight week last week as consumer confidence waned and inflation data tamed. Investors ignored the news that 19 of 23 reporting S&P 500 companies beat their respective earnings estimates and sold off on stocks.
There's concern about a potential economic slowdown for the months ahead and it may be well-founded.
Despite an improving jobs situation and booming retail sales, households are less optimistic about the future and so is the Federal Reserve. In its post-meeting minutes released last week, the Fed revised its U.S. growth estimates downward for 2010 and 2011.
For rate shoppers … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: Mandatory Loan Fees Keep Borrowers From Getting Their Absolute Lowest Rate - 07/14/10 03:57 AM
Conforming Denver mortgage rates may be posting all-time lows this week, but that doesn't mean you'll be eligible for them. You may have already called your loan officer and found this out the hard way.
It's because of a federally-mandated mortgage-pricing scheme known as "loan-level pricing adjustments".
In effect since April 2009, loan-level pricing adjustments are changes to a loan's base rate and/or fee structure based on that loan's inherent risk to Wall Street. It's similar to auto insurance pricing adjustment in that a sports car, all things equal, will cost more to insure than a comparably-priced minivan.
More risk, more … (2 comments)

denver mortgage rates: Should You Refinance Your ARM, Or Let It Adjust Lower? - 07/14/10 03:53 AM

If your adjustable rate Denver mortgage is due to adjust this year, don't go rushing to replace it just yet. Your soon-to-adjust mortgage rate may actually go lower. It's related to the math behind the ARM.
Conventional, adjustable-rate mortgages share a common life cycle:
There's a "starter period" in which the interest rate remains fixed There's an initial adjustment period after the starter period called the "first adjustment" There's a subsequent annual adjustment until the loan's term expires -- usually at Year 30. The starter period will vary from 1 to 10 years, but at the point of first adjustment, … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: What's Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week : July 11, 2010 - 07/12/10 03:41 AM
Denver Mortgage markets improved again last week -- if only barely -- throughout a holiday-shortened week devoid of "major" data and market conviction.
Up-and-down trading characterized the week which ended with Colorado mortgage rates slightly lower versus the week prior.
Mortgage rates have fallen in 4 consecutive weeks and are on an extended rally that dates back to mid-April.
This week, however, data returns and rates could reverse. Especially with inflation numbers are in play.
Inflation is the enemy of mortgage rates.
Inflation is bad for mortgage rates because mortgage rates based on the price of mortgage-backed bonds.  When inflation pressures … (0 comments)

denver mortgage rates: June's Jobs Report Wasn't As Bad As The Headlines (And How You Can Take Advantage) - 07/09/10 05:50 AM
Denver Mortgage update: In June, for the first time since December 2009, the U.S. workforce shrank.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the economy shed 125,000 jobs last month even as the Unemployment Rate dropped to 9.5 percent. The drop in the Unemployment Rate is being attributed to fewer Americans looking for work.
At first glance, the jobs report looks weak but a deeper look shows something different.
Excluding the 225,000 government Census workers that recently left the workforce, the total number of employed persons actually grew by 83,000 in June. That's 50,000 more working Americans as compared to May.
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denver mortgage rates: Household Finances : Which Bills Should I Pay First? - 07/09/10 05:45 AM
Denver Mortgage
Morning television can be "light", but as far as personal finance interviews go, this Suze Orman segment from The Today Show is loaded with practical financial planning advice. Titled "What Should You Do First?", Ms. Orman addressed the real-life, money management conundrums households face, such as: Should I pay off credit card bills, or create an emergency cash fund? Should I pay off student loan debt, or pay off credit card bills? Should I save for a child's college tuition, or save for my retirement? In 5 minutes, the segment covers a half-dozen scenarios like the ones above, explaining … (0 comments)

 
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