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Mortgage Rate Update for June 17th, 2008

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Mortgage and Lending with Regency Mortgage Corporation NMLS #16825

CPI was in line with expectations and PPI was a bit hotter this morning.  Mortgage Bonds seems to have drawn a line in the sand for now and are attempting a reversal.  We finished up 50 bps on the day closing right inbetween a dual layer of resistance.  Bonds are also highly oversold which should bring some more buyers into this market and drive the price up a bit, thus dropping rates.  Let's hope this continues tomorrow and we get rates back to the mid 6% range. 

 

For now we are FLOATING!

 

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The above Mortgage Market Update information was provided by Bryan Flynn of Wells Fargo Home Mortgage.  Bryan can be reached at Bryan.K.Flynn@wellsfargo.com or by phone at 508.363.2223.  Bryan has worked in the Central Mass and Worcester area for the past 6 years as a mortgage loan officer.

 

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Konnie Mac McCarthy
MacNificent Properties, LLC - Cobb Island, MD
Broker/Owner - VA & MD "Time To Get A Move On!"

Okay..now say that in english........ :) :) Cause you brainiacs all speak another language...

Jun 17, 2008 11:06 AM
Steve Loynd
Alpine Lakes Real Estate Inc., - Lincoln, NH
800-926-5653, White Mountains NH

Bryan, it is a balancing act at this point to hedge inflation rates have to go up but with the housing market off the lower the rates the better, so it is going to be tricky to figure on the wait and float advice. Steve

Jun 18, 2008 04:02 AM