Comments on: Where Is My 4% Mortgage Loan? http://caraballoassociates.com/where-is-my-4-mortgage-loan-part-1/ Coaching people through Credit and Financial Recovery Wed, 02 Mar 2011 08:21:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: caraballo12345 http://caraballoassociates.com/where-is-my-4-mortgage-loan-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-54 caraballo12345 Mon, 26 Oct 2009 21:44:35 +0000 http://caraballoassociates.com/?p=202#comment-54 Thanks for commenting florida mortgage: We all know that rates are still near historic lows and anyone interested in mortgage financing would do well to look into their options sooner rather than later. As to who will fill the gap and where rates will go, we need to see if we can come up with a new (creative) way to make buying these things valuable to the investor. If not, we know that rates will continue to be affected short and long term. I try to have my clients concentrate on factors that are within their control like their credit, D-T-I and overall approve-ability. This way they can obtain the best rates in this or any other market. I will have a post based on this subject coming up soon so stay tuned. Thanks for commenting florida mortgage:

We all know that rates are still near historic lows and anyone interested in mortgage financing would do well to look into their options sooner rather than later.

As to who will fill the gap and where rates will go, we need to see if we can come up with a new (creative) way to make buying these things valuable to the investor. If not, we know that rates will continue to be affected short and long term.

I try to have my clients concentrate on factors that are within their control like their credit, D-T-I and overall approve-ability. This way they can obtain the best rates in this or any other market.

I will have a post based on this subject coming up soon so stay tuned.

]]> By: florida mortgage http://caraballoassociates.com/where-is-my-4-mortgage-loan-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-52 florida mortgage Sun, 25 Oct 2009 13:01:46 +0000 http://caraballoassociates.com/?p=202#comment-52 Feds certainly did try their best it seemed to keep rates low. The scary part to me is what is going to happen now when they stop buying up the MBS? Who is going to fill that gap and what will happen to mortgage rates now? Feds certainly did try their best it seemed to keep rates low. The scary part to me is what is going to happen now when they stop buying up the MBS? Who is going to fill that gap and what will happen to mortgage rates now?

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