30-Yr Fixed Mortgage Inches Higher for 2nd Straight Week

According to a News Wire press release by Zillow, the weekly average rate Zillow Mortgage Marketplace borrowers were quoted for 30-year fixed mortgages “increased five points last week to 4.72 percent, up from 4.67 percent the week prior,” according to the Zillow Mortgage Rate Monitor, compiled by leading real estate Web site Zillow.com. Rates for a 15-year fixed mortgage rose very slightly to 4.21 percent from 4.20 percent, and 5-1 ARM’s increased seven basis points to 3.81 percent, from 3.74 percent the week prior.

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Member of the Athens Area Association of REALTORS®, Georgia Association of REALTORS®, and the National Association of REALTORS®. I grew up in Athens and graduated from UGA with a BBA from the Terry College. I serve as a Residential Real Estate Listing and Buyer Services through Prudential Georgia, one of the largest real estate companies in the State of Georgia. Working with first time home buyers, step-up buyers, and Relocations in Jackson, Barrow, Oconee, and Athens-Clarke Counties. http://www.AdvancedPropertyMarketing.com (this is our listing methodology) http://www.GetJobLossProtection.com (this is an overview of our job loss program) • Adept at understanding mortgage financing issues, products, and terminology. • Technical expertise in internet marketing. • Excellence in establishing trust with clients. Represents Prudential Georgia Property Management in the acquisition and marketing of properties for lease in the Greater Athens area. Personal website; www.athensgahomesforsale.com Member of GA MLS Member of FMLS Member Georgia Association of REALTORS® Member of Athens Association of REALTORS® Member of the National Association of REALTORS® Member of the UGA Alumni Association
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One Response to 30-Yr Fixed Mortgage Inches Higher for 2nd Straight Week

  1. Tony Cartman says:

    Many people criticize the 30Yr mortgage… It’s a bit surprise for me to see this kind of loan inching like this!

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