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Wednesday, May 24, 2017 (updated daily)

Mortgage Refinance & Home Purchase Rates Remain Low And Steady In Light Of Bright Jobs Report

     Mortgage rates continued to remain low in spite of the better-than-predicted US job growth for last month.  Thirty-year US Treasury rates rose this month from 2.24% to 2.27%.  And as we know, mortgage rates usually decrease when Treasury bond rates decrease.  The housing market's recovery is continuing as far as sales, home prices and mortgage applications go.  In fact, latest reports show sales of existing homes increased 1.8% for the month of January.  Median US home prices rose 5.4% to $186,630.00 for December.  Mortgage applications rose 2.2% this week according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's (MBA).

     However, these low rates may not be around for long, volatility is always just around the corner.  Recent events put today's average 30-year fixed-rate conventional loan at 4.17%, down 2 basis point from last week.  It may be wise to lock in your rate now (rather than floating) and refinance your mortgage, or buy a new home now, thus guaranteeing against any rate increase that would cause your monthly payments to increase.

For The Week Ending Wednesday, May 24, 2017:

• Thirty-year fixed-rate-mortgages (FRM's) averaged 4.17% with 0.4 discount and origination points for an APR of 3.46%.  That is down 2 basis point from a week ago.  At this time one week ago, the thirty-year FRM was approximately 4.19%, the first of the year, 4.20%.  Today, your average payment on a $100k mortgage would be $444.85 per month, plus fees, taxes and insurance.
• Fifteen-year fixed-rate-mortgages (FRM's) are 3.39% for the week.  That's the down 2 basis points from a week ago, the beginning of the year the rate was 3.244%.  Your monthly payment on a $100k refinance or new mortgage over 15 years would be $677.344, not including insurance and taxes.
• Five-year adjustable-rate-mortgages (ARM's) averaged 3.21%.  That's down 2 basis points from a week ago when they were 3.23%, the first of the year rates were 3.33%.  For example, your monthly payment on a $100,000.00 new home loan or mortgage refinance over the first 5 years would be $408.93 principal and interest only, homeowners insurance and property taxes will be added.  After 5 years your rate will almost always go up.

Home Mortgage Interest Rate Trend Prediction For The Upcoming Week:

     According to a survey of our home loan experts, for the upcoming week, Wednesday, May 24, 2017 to Tuesday, May 30, 2017, 19 percent believe home loan and refinance mortgage rates will rise over the next week, 12 percent think mortgage and refinance rates will fall, and 69 percent believe mortgage rates will remain relatively unchanged (+/- 2 basis points).  Survey results are provided weekly.  Please come back often to see how accurate the experts fared.  Last week, interest rates were down 2 basis points and 78 percent picked correctly.  As you can see, mortgage experts believe rates might rise this coming week, you may want to act accordingly.  Currently, we at Peak Home Loans suggest locking in your mortgage NOW before rates rise out of sight.  Better to be safe than sorry.

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