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Interest Rate Advisory (Fed Statement): 09/21/11

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Mortgage and Lending with US Bank NMLS: 22343
RPM Mortgage

 

Below are today's interest rates for RPM's loan programs. For specific pricing on your scenario, or to get pre-approved without obligation for any of these loan products below, you can:

To learn more about the loan process and get fast answers to some of the most common home finance questions, you can view Rob's short, educational videos on YouTube by clicking HERE.

All pricing below is at 0 points unless otherwise noted.

Conforming Loans (up to $417,000)

30-Year Fixed
Rate: 4.000%  3.875%
APR: 4.024%  3.899%

15-Year Fixed
Rate: 3.250%
APR: 3.284%

7/1 ARM
Rate: 3.250%
APR: 3.462%

5/1 ARM
Rate: 2.875%
APR: 3.163%

FHA Loans (96.5% Financing)

FHA 30-Year Fixed
Rate: 4.000%  3.750%
APR: 4.564%  4.394%

Jumbo Conforming Loans (max amounts per County limit)

30-Year Fixed
Rate: 4.250%  4.125%
APR: 4.274%  4.149%

15-Year Fixed
Rate: 3.375%  3.125%
APR: 3.409%  3.385%

5/1 ARM
Rate: 3.375%
APR: 3.570%

Traditional Jumbo Loans (above $625,500 or County limit)

30-Year Fixed
Rate: 4.750%
APR: 4.774%

15-Year Fixed
Rate: 4.000%
APR: 4.034%

10/1 ARM (I/O option avail.)
Rate: 4.250%
APR: 4.537%

5/1 ARM (I/O option avail.)
Rate: 3.375%
APR: 3.582%

Assumptions

  • 30-day rate lock.
  • Debt ratio less than 45%.
  • Fully documented income.
  • FICO score of 760 or greater.
  • Loan-to-value of 70% or less.
  • Primary home, PURCHASE TRANSACTION.
  • Other programs available upon request, just ask!

                 

Robert J. Spinosa

Home Loan Professional
DRE: 01297944 NMLS: 22343

591 Redwood Hwy.
Suite 1150
Mill Valley, CA 94941

877.270.5959 Toll Free
415.367.5959 Cellular
415.366.1590 eFax
rspinosa@rpm-mtg.com


David Burrows
Classic Realty - Fairfax, VA
No Pressure, Just Seriously Devoted to Real Estate

Thanks for posting the rates. It is important for buyers and sellers to understand the going rates.

Sep 21, 2011 11:56 AM
Rob Spinosa
US Bank - Larkspur, CA
Mortgage Loan Originator, Marin County

David --- things should open even a little stronger today (Thursday, 9/22), and rates should improve again.  While I welcome the push lower in rates, I still hope the Fed and Congress work to recognize that low rates are not the sole solution for the housing market and they are not primary reason that housing prices continue to decline.  A disturbing trend I'm seeing with each leg lower in rates is that fewer and fewer are able to take advantage of them.  Those who bought or refinanced last year at loan-to-values of 80% are, with few exceptions, not able to refinance now if their homes have slipped at all in value.  Thanks for your comments and let me know how I can assist.

Sep 22, 2011 02:17 AM