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After brutal losses on Wednesday and Thursday, mortgage rates rallied back on Friday to close the week virtually unchanged.

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Starting April 1, 2011, loan-level pricing adjustments are increasing. Most conforming mortgage applicants will face higher loan costs.

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All Fannie Mae applications taken on, or after, December 13, 2010, are subject to the changes.

Are home loan approvals getting easier or more difficult? Well, both.

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Starting Monday, December 13, 2010, Fannie Mae is changing its mortgage lending guidelines.

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In 2011, for the 6th consecutive year, the government is fixing $417,000 as the country’s conforming mortgage loan limit.

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Mortgage rates hit their lowest levels in recorded history. Perfect timing as the Home Affordable Refinance Program is becoming increasingly available.

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Mortgage rates keep pushing on these historical low levels, but not everyone is qualifying for the headline rate from Freddie Mac of “4.57 percent with an average 0.7 point.”

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aren’t getting much easier.

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What is a ()?

This has become one of the more frequently asked questions for mortgages in today’s lending environment.  Conventional loans carry loan level price adjustments.  Continue Reading

Chicago Mortgage Rate Summary

Since yesterday, rates are roughly the same.  We’re starting to see a few things collide:  low volume summer trading, tough resistance overhead, strong support below.  In other words, something’s gotta give. Expect volatility when this breaks.

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