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Mortgage Rates Mixed While Applications Slow
By admin | December 27, 2007
Mortgage rates were up slightly during the pre- holiday week ended December 20 according to the inform Mortgage Market Survey conducted by Freddie Mac.
The 30-year put-up rate mortgage (FRM) averaged 6.14 percent with 0.4 point in compensation the week, up from 6.11 percent with 0.5 point the week in front of. During the in spite of week in 2006 the 30-year FRM carried an average interest rate of 6.13 percent.
Topics: Mortgage News |
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