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It’s a Great Time to Refinance

Many home owners in Charlotte and North Carolina are discovering it’s a great time to refinance their home loan.  With the unusually low rates of the past few weeks, we’ve helped homeowners: Shorten their mortgage term to 10 or 15 years without increasing their payment Save several hundred dollars each month in interest Convert from [...]

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What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week : May 24, 2010

Mortgage markets improved again last week on worsening news out of Greece and the Eurozone. Then, as contagion mentality set in, U.S. mortgage bonds gained and mortgage rates fell. It’s the 4th straight week in which conforming mortgage rates improved.

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What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week : February 8, 2010

Mortgage markets improved last week on domestic jobs data and international banking concerns. The news triggered buying in the bond market and, as a result, conventional, FHA and VA mortgage rates improved for the 4th consecutive week.

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10 Things to Do in 2010 – Part Two

Yesterday I published a list of things to do in 2010.  Today, I’m adding a few more comments to the remaining things to do.Here is a list of ten things you should consider doing in 2010 to get on better footing financially this year: Build an Emergency Fund Pay off any debts that aren’t increasing [...]

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What are your Rates?

For many people the first question they ask a mortgage loan officer is, “What are your Mortgage Rates?” When I get this question, I could flippantly choose between any of these answers: A. That Depends A. Anywhere from 1% to 10%, what would you like them to be? A. 5% plus or minus A. Rates [...]

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