Posts Tagged ‘mortgage rates texas’
posted January 19, 2011
Dallas Mortgage Refinance: Homebuyers remain on the fence in 2011
http://www.bankrate.com/finance/mortgages/5-housing-trends-in-early-2011-4.aspx
Now is supposed to be a great time to buy a home. Mortgage rates are low and prices have fallen. The combination makes dwellings relatively more affordable to buy. Plenty of homes are on the market, and inflation, presumed to be on the horizon, could boost home values over the long term.
Yet many might-be buyers remain on the …
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posted January 7, 2011
Dallas Mortgage Refinance: Mortgage rates drop below 5%, Again.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Bankrate-Mortgage-Rates-Drop-prnews-2838120681.html?x=0&.v=1
Mortgage rates continue to yo-yo up and down, with the average rate on the benchmark conforming 30-year fixed mortgage rate falling back to 4.94 percent, according to Bankrate.com’s weekly national survey. The average 30-year fixed mortgage has an average of 0.42 discount and origination points.
The average 15-year fixed mortgage retreated to 4.32 percent, while the larger jumbo 30-year fixed rate …
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posted December 16, 2010
Dallas Mortgage Refinance: Today’s Dallas Bank of America mortgage rates
If you get your home mortgage loan thru a major lender, chances are you’ll be charged additional points. Currently, Bank of America is advertising 30-year fixed mortgage rates at 5.00% but… will charge you an additional 1.125%.
It’s possible to get good mortgage refinance rates without paying additional points. We’re a “No Point” lender. We don’t charge additional points or fees. We’re …
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posted June 8, 2010
Texas Mortgage Refinance Company:Â Avoiding Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)Â when you only have 5% down.Â
- Our Dallas Phone Number is:Â 972-325-2120 or email us!
As a licensed Texas mortgage company we help lots of people with their NO PMI home loans or refi’s. Even if they only have 5% down!
Did you know that most of our NO-PMI mortgage clients don’t put 20% down. Â
For example we are currently …
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