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posted by New American Funding | August 17, 2017
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posted by New American Funding | June 12, 2017
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10 Steps to Showing Your Home On Short Notice
posted by New American Funding | June 12, 2017
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As much as Real Estate Agents would prefer to give at least a full day's notice before each showing, often that just isn't possible. So, how can you be ready on short notice?
Read MoreKeeping Score Can Lead to Better Borrowing Rates
posted by New American Funding | June 12, 2017
Home Loans
Nature vs. Nurture: What Helps Loan Officers Succeed
posted by New American Funding | May 29, 2017
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Achieving Homeownership: Money Tips for Graduates
posted by New American Funding | May 18, 2017
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Can Your Personality Influence Your Mortgage Decision?
posted by New American Funding | May 18, 2017
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Working With Those Who’ve Served: What You Need to Know
posted by New American Funding | May 18, 2017
Home Loans
Fannie Mae Announces New Solutions for Mortgages and Student Loan Debt
posted by New American Funding | May 18, 2017
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The Housing Market Index (HMI) continues to recover from the plunge it took in November and December when it dropped an aggregate of 12 points. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells Fargo measure of builder confidence in the market for newly-built single-family homes added another 4 points in February to the 2 it gained in January. It now standards at 62 on a 100-point scale. "Ongoing reduction in mortgage rates in recent weeks coupled with continued strength in the job market are helping to fuel builder sentiment," said NAHB Chairman Randy Noel. "In the aftermath of the fall slowdown, many builders are reporting positive expectations for the spring selling season." Derived from a monthly survey that NAHB has been conducting for 30 years, the HMI gauges builder perceptions...(read more)Posted To: MBS Commentary
For all of the potential market movers that anyone can discuss so far in 2019, we really haven't seen any concerted effort to take yields higher or lower from key technical levels. The higher of those levels was implied by late 2018 trading and the floor was seen 2 days into 2019. These can be seen as the upper and lower horizontal lines on today's chart. But bonds weren't content to merely trade in that historically narrow range. By February, the horizontal levels shrunk from 2.82 to 2.75, and from 2.55 to 2.62. And even then, the predisposition has been to trade narrower and narrower (yellow lines). This so-called consolidation range is now clearly living on borrowed time , as it won't take much movement in either direction to break. Keep in mind that when the yellow lines...(read more)