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1 posted on 11/28/2007 6:50:04 AM PST by Hydroshock
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2 posted on 11/28/2007 6:50:55 AM PST by Hydroshock ("The Constitution should be taken like mountain whiskey -- undiluted and untaxed." - Sam Ervin)
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3 posted on 11/28/2007 6:52:03 AM PST by 444Flyer (NEVER take a "mark" to "buy or sell"!Heb 9:27, Rev 22:17,John 3:1-36, Eph 6, Rev 12:11, Jer 29:13-14)
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30-year mortgage rates are based on the 10-year bond (not the 30-year bond because the average mortgage is closer to ten years). The 10-year bond yield hit 3.84% the other day and today is right around 4%. These are very nearly at the lowest rates in the past five years at least (except for an impossible-to-predict spike down that lasted about three months in 2003.) If you want a mortgage, go for the 30-year one.


4 posted on 11/28/2007 6:53:51 AM PST by jiggyboy (Ten per cent of poll respondents are either lying or insane)
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But fixed 30-year mortgage rates declined 9 basis points to an average of 6.09 percent last week, the lowest level since the week ended March 23.

This is doom'n'gloom/we need a democratic president stuff?/sar

5 posted on 11/28/2007 6:54:56 AM PST by BlabItGrabIt (Anyone opposing rate cuts is in Hillery's or Rudy's camp)
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6.24% is soaring? Does anyone remember the 70’s?


7 posted on 11/28/2007 6:57:10 AM PST by rhombus
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Highest in two months??!! Holy Toledo!!


9 posted on 11/28/2007 7:00:42 AM PST by VeniVidiVici (No buy China!!)
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I just closed on my 1st home last Friday. It took many years of saving, scrimping, and sacrificing. I resisted the pressure to buy during the bubble. My wife and I bought a home that we liked, and one that we can afford. We look at our house as a place to live out our days, not a piggy-bank.
Our criteria for a house was to buy something that my monthly payments and my utility costs would be covered by my military pension check, and that we would only finance with a 30 year fixed rate mortgage. We were patient, stuck to our guns, and now we have the “American Dream”.


19 posted on 11/28/2007 7:12:09 AM PST by sean327 (God created all men equal, then some become Marines!)
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as rates on some adjustable loans soared to their highest levels in more than two months

Wow, highest level in two whole months...

23 posted on 11/28/2007 7:20:31 AM PST by thackney (life is fragile, handle with prayer)
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Wait a minute, this CANNOT be allowed to happen! I mean, if people can convert their risky, economy breaking ARMs into conventional loans - just like they were told to do 3-5 years ago when they took out their ARM - then how can we have a housing meltdown to confirm the Worst Economy Ever?

For shame!


37 posted on 11/28/2007 8:10:00 AM PST by PugetSoundSoldier (Tagline: Kinda like a chorus line but without the legs)
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