How You Can Pay Off Your 30 Year Fixed Mortgage Early - Mortgage Tip
Thursday, October 16, 2014
How You Can Pay Off Your 30 Year Fixed Mortgage Early - Mortgage Tip
How You Can Pay Off Your 30 Year Fixed Mortgage Early - Mortgage Tip
Sunday, October 5, 2014
Are You Really Pre-approved? - Mortgage Tip
Are You Really Pre-approved? - Mortgage Tip
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
30 Year Mortgage Rates Held Record Levels Going into Labor Day Weekend!
Last week 30 year mortgage rates continued to make us all very happy by remaining historically low. Check out this article from USA today http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/2014/08/28/mortgage-rates/14741693/ discussing the average 30 year mortgage rate. One very interesting point that the article makes is that it appears these historically low mortgage rates have boosted home sales. It also quickly takes away some of the luster of that comment by offering some quantitative data regarding home sales. Basically home sales have increased by 3.3% last month from the previous month but they are still down 2.1% from this time a year ago.
The article also talks about how the fed’s purchase program has been tapering and is set to end in October. This poses a major threat to low mortgage rates. Once the Fed stops program, the market will be left to fend on its own. Will there be a major bounce back as the market tries to find equilibrium after years of government interference preventing the natural course of things? My perspective is that we have much more room for rates to rise then there is for them to fall. Waiting for even lower rates than the historically low mortgage rates we have in today’s market is likely going to be very costly to consumers. I would compare this to playing craps.
Craps is a great game. It seems to give the player the “best” advantage with the “most” opportunities to win. This is why I like the game. If you play safe, you can play for hours on end and not really lose too much and often enough, you can come out ahead. Having said that, its really easy to get caught up in the excitement and the possibility of hitting it big. If you’re not familiar with the game, don’t worry I’m not going to get technical here. Just know that you can roll the dice for a very long time and continue to win. So can the players around you. This is because the reality of things is that events happen in patterns. Random patterns, but still patterns. So eventually your luck runs out as they say. If you were smart with how you were betting you could walk away with winnings and be very happy. If you weren’t so conservative you may lose it all on a single roll.
That’s what we have going on with Mortgage rates right now. We’ve been on a roll for a very long time and that luck is about to end. Do you want to walk away with a great interest rate today or do you want to risk it all for a slightly better rate in the future which more than likely won’t come? When you’re talking about your home and your mortgage loan, this isn’t a risk you should take. If you currently have a mortgage you should talk to a Certified Mortgage Planner right now and figure out if a refinance will improve your financial well being. Please don’t take unnecessary risks with the roof over your head. Call Today! You can contact the California Mortgage Hero and the Reese Mortgage Team today at 916-502-1656 or inquire on line at http://www.sacramentohomeloanspecialist.com/forms/refinanceAdvisor.html
30 Year Mortgage Rates Held Record Levels Going into Labor Day Weekend!
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
How to Pay Off Your 30 Year Mortgage Early - Mortgage Tip
Chris Reese The California Mortgage Hero and Certified Mortgage Planner delivers a Mortgage Tip on how to pay off your 30 year mortgage early.
For more information on mortgage loans or a free mortgage review contact Chris Reese at 916-502-1656 or post your questions at http://www.sacramentohomeloanspecialist.com/forms/askAnExpert
How to Pay Off Your 30 Year Mortgage Early - Mortgage Tip
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
What"s Up With 30 Year Mortgage Rates today? - Daily Rate Insider
Chris Reese, California Mortgage Hero & Certified Mortgage Planner shares today’s Daily Rate Insider.
How Rates Move:
Conventional and Government (FHA and VA) lenders set their rates based on the pricing of Mortgage-Backed Securities (MBS) which are traded in real time, all day in the bond market. This means rates or loan fees (mortgage pricing) moves throughout the day, being affected by a variety of economic or political events. When MBS pricing goes up, mortgage rates or pricing generally goes down. When they fall, mortgage pricing goes up. Tracking these securities real-time is critical. For more information about the rate market, contact me directly. I’m among few mortgage professionals who have access to live trading screens during market hours.
Rates Currently Trending: Neutral
Yesterday’s MBS market was worse by -22bps. According to Sigma Research there was moderate volatility. The movement may have resulted in worse rates for the consumer.
Today’s Rate Forecast: Neutral
The MBS market and mortgage pricing is likely to be fairly neutral. Sigma Research says there’s not a lot of economic data to push the market today or this week. Once again the US and global markets are completely focused on what is happening (and may happen) in the Ukraine and mid-east. It appears that Israel and Hamas are inching closer to a deal, but that can turn on a dime which would be a market moving event. Overall, the markets are based on emotions right now as tensions swing back and forth in Ukraine, Iraq and Israel-making market forecasting a difficult process.
Today’s Potential Rate Volatility: Average
According to Sigma Research the risk for volatility is average today. Because international affairs are hard to predict-high volatility is always a risk. As stated above, if something happens in the Ukraine or mid-east that is not worked into the market today we could see major volatility. We’ll be keeping a close eye on the markets.
Bottom Line:
If you are looking for the risks and benefits of locking your interest rate in today or floating your loan rate, contact Chris Reese today at 916-502-1656 or visit http://www.SacramentoHomeLoanSpecialist.com
What"s Up With 30 Year Mortgage Rates today? - Daily Rate Insider
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Benefits of a 30 Year Fixed Rate Mortgage - Mortgage Tips
Benefits of a 30 Year Fixed Rate Mortgage – Mortgage Tips brought to you by Chris Reese, California Mortgage Hero and Certified Mortgage Planner in Roseville, CA
A 30 year fixed rate mortgage is probably the most common type of mortgage originated. Most buyers and home owners seem to prefer the 30 year fixed rate mortgage over that of the short fixed rate terms such as the 20, 15, & 10 year fixed rate mortgages. Overwhelmingly most prefer the 30 year fixed rate mortgage over the much less popular Adjustable Rate Mortgage. Watch the video to see what the benefits are for a 30 year fixed rate mortgage. Maybe that is the perfect loan for your circumstances, or maybe it isn’t? To find out what type of mortgage program is best to suit your needs, contact Chris Reese at 916-502-1656 or visit http://www.SacramentoHomeloanSpecialist.com/forms/refinanceAdvisor.html
Benefits of a 30 Year Fixed Rate Mortgage - Mortgage Tips
Monday, August 4, 2014
It"s Never Too Late - Inspirational Quote
Inspirational Quotes from The California Mortgage Hero
It’s never too late to make it happen! For a free mortgage review contact Chris Reese at 916-502-1656 or visit http://www.sacramentohomeloanspecialist.com/forms/askAnExpert.html
It"s Never Too Late - Inspirational Quote
Monday, July 7, 2014
Average 30 Yyear Mortgage Rates Down From a Year Ago
Here is a very recent article discussing the Freddie Mac Average 30 Year Mortgage Rate being down slightly from where it was this time last year. The article points out how interesting this is as most would have predicted 30 year mortgage rates to be higher. What do you think is the cause of this? Interference with the free markets? Global events? Please comment below and voice your opinion. Contact the Chris Reese Mortgage Team for a free 30 Year Mortgage Rate Quote or call 916-502-1656.
Average 30 Yyear Mortgage Rates Down From a Year Ago
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Mortgage Tips - Home Owner"s Insurance
Closing on time is EVERYTHING in the Real Estate Business. How important it is to work with a competent insurance professional to help meet your closing deadline? Watch the video to find out.
Chris Reese the California Mortgage Hero, and Certified Mortgage Planner based right here in Roseville, California talks about a recent loan he closed where this was essential! With the help of his friend Bobby Peterson, they discuss what Bobby did and how he was able to save the day for Chris’s clients. If you’re going through a transaction right now or will be in the future, I encourage you to give me a call so that we can review your situation and make sure that you are working with competent professionals. It doesn’t matter if its your insurance agent, your Mortgage Planner (most mortgage people are just loan officers), your Realtor, or even your movers, you deserve the best….great service and competent professionals. Let us work for you. Contact the Chris Reese Mortgage Team today for a free review, rate quote, or property value analysis at 916-502-1656 or visit Sacramento Home Loan Specialist.
Mortgage Tips - Home Owner"s Insurance
Thursday, June 26, 2014
30 Year Mortgage Rates Today, June 26th, 2014
More improvement today in the Mortgage Backed Securities Market. That translates into better pricing on 30 year mortgage rates.
At the time of this post, we’re up another 20 basis points in the mortgage backed securities market which should translate to an increase in your lender credit by about .20% of your loan amount. Another way to say this is that for every $100K you borrow, your credit is $200 more. If you’ve chosen a rate that is at a cost or below par, your cost would be $200 cheaper. So for a $300,000 loan amount, you would save approximately $600. Having your thumb on the pulse of the market is extremely important if you want to employ a lock planning strategy to take advantage of anomalies in the market and mitigate your risk of rising interest rates on a mortgage loan, especially a 30 year fixed mortgage. Call Chris Reese today to discuss your locking strategy and a free mortgage review at 916-502-1656. You can also visit Sacramento Home Loan Specialist to receive free reports about the mortgage and real estate market.
30 Year Mortgage Rates Today, June 26th, 2014
Friday, June 6, 2014
Investment Property Loans at 100% DTI
Chris Reese, the California Mortgage Hero & Certified Mortgage Planning Specialist, unveils this special mortgage loan product for investors. This product is so unique and such a tremendous value that Real Estate Investors and Realtors can use it to save thousands of dollars up front and over time and avoid using private and hard money loans. For more information on this product, or to see how you can start using it to increase your rate of return today visit The Sacramento Home Loan Specialist or call 916-502-1656.
Investment Property Loans at 100% DTI
Monday, May 19, 2014
Save Counter Space - How to Maximize Counter Space When Cooking - Weekly Tip
Counter Space is often very limited for most of us. If you’re not a Chef, you probably do something along these lines. You start to cook and realize that you haven’t fully prepped everything for the meal. Now you have various pots and pans, food items, utensils, cook books, & who knows what else covering every square inch of surface in your kitchen. Your saute’ pan is ready to go RIGHT NOW and you forgot to chop the onions. Now the pressure is on! You have to clear some counter space but there’s stuff everywhere and you’ll only make an even bigger mess if you try to clean up now! So what do you do? Watch this video and find out as Chris Reese, The California Mortgage Hero, shows you exactly what to do and how to save the meal. I hope you found this weekly top helpful. For free reports about mortgage and real estate, visit the Sacramento Home Loan Specialist’s Free Reports.
Save Counter Space - How to Maximize Counter Space When Cooking - Weekly Tip