Mortgage Articles
1: Mortgage Rates Drop After Fed Cut
The Fed cut the fed funds rate at the end of October. The rate was dropped from 1.5% to 1%. This is the lowest the rate has been since 2003. Following the cut we saw drops in all the major mortgage
2: What is Happening in the Buy to Let Market?
I find it difficult to fully understand the complexities of the buy to let market at the best of times, but now I find myself renting in a small desirable town that is short on housing and sees a bigg
3: Mortgage Rates Have Gone Haywire
This marks the third week in a row that mortgage rates have moved in one direction or another by more than .4 points. This is highly unusual. For some perspective for the 12 weeks from March 20th to
4: Mortgage Interest Rates Rise and Then Tumble In The Midst of Uncertain Economic Times
So I imagine many people are breathing a sigh of relief this week. Last week mortgage rates made one of the largest one week jumps in the last 20 years. 30 year rates rose from 5.94 to 6.46 for over
5: Finding a Remortgage Deal in the Credit Nightmare
In the midst of the 'credit crunch', a reduction in the amount of credit available to borrowers is not the only problem currently facing consumers. Any mortgage deal or other loans, and especially sh
6: Considering a Remortgage Deal?
The international shortage of credit is continuing to bite, and as of August 2008 there is still no sign of it easing. This means that for many individuals, finding a remortgage deal or any other kin
7: Securing a Remortgage Deal
In the midst of the 'credit crunch, a reduction in the amount of credit available to borrowers is not the only problem currently facing consumers. Any remortgage deal or other loans, and especially s
8: Feeling the Squeeze? A Remortgage Deal Might Help
It was not so long ago that the economic climate was positive, with strong forecasts for continued growth. Securing a mortgage or remortgage deal was comparatively easy and rates were competitive. The
9: Mortgage Interest Rates Make Dramatic Rise After Bailout Passes
This week 30 year mortgage rates rose over half a point. This is the largest one week increase this year. It's interesting that the rate increases happened after the bailout was passed by the govern
10: Credit Crunching the Housing Market
As the credit crunch continues to take hold of Britain’s financial markets, an increasing number of homeowners in the UK are finding themselves facing repossession from their homes.
More than 27,000
11: Mortgage Interest Rates Move Down
Mortgage interest rates moved down this week. 30 Year rates feel back below 6 dropping from 6.10 last week to 5.94. 15 Year rates all fell quite a bit going from 5.78 last week to 5.63 this week. B
12: In Week Of Historic Changes Mortgage Interest Rates Hold Even
In a week of historic changes in the US financial markets mortgage interest rates held pretty much even across the board. With the market making the largest one day drop in decades and also one of th
13: Mortgage Interest Rates Move Up After Historic Fall
For the two weeks after the government takeover of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae we saw a historic drop in mortgage interest rates. In fact it was the largest two week drop since 1995. This was after r
14: Guide to buying a house with a Mortgage
Purchasing a house is one of the biggest financial commitments a person will probably make in their life. It can be very expensive, time consuming and difficult to organise, but if you do some researc
15: The housing and mortgage market
The housing and mortgage market looks very bleak indeed today. With the recent buy-outs and collapses of major financial institutions, you might wonder if it's best to avoid the housing and mortgage m
16: Mortgage Interest Rates Drop Over Half A Point In Just Two Weeks
If you have been hoping interest rates would drop your prayers have been answered. Interest rates plummeted over half a point last week falling from 6.35 to 5.78. The last time mortgage interest rat
17: Releasing Equity in Your Property - It is not as Difficult as it Sounds!
The housing market is an area that depends directly on the economy of that particular region. Naturally, the more the growth one can see in any given economy, the greater the demand for housing scheme
18: Effects of the Credit Crunch on UK Buy to Let Mortgages
One year on from the onset of the credit crunch the UK housing market is still adjusting to the limited supply of mortgages for both owner occupiers and residential landlords.
The impact now stretche
19: Buy to Let Mortgages in the UK
Writing an article on the state of the Buy To Let (BTL) sector in late August 08 for a September the 1st deadline is always a challenge as many property professionals take an extended holiday break (y
20: Releasing Equity in Your Property - Not as Difficult as it Sounds!
The housing market is an area that depends directly on the economy of that particular region. Naturally, the more the growth one can see in any given economy, the greater the demand for housing scheme
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