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Mortgage rates continued to fall last week, and both current homeowners and potential homebuyers reacted swiftly. With rates at the lowest level since early September, refinance demand surged 18% week to week but was still 75% lower than the same week one year ago. The refinance share of mortgage activity increased to 33.9% of total applications from 31.2% the previous week. Mortgage applications to purchase a home rose 3% for the week and were 37% lower than the same week one year ago. Kan added that the average loan size on a purchase application increased to $428,500 — the largest average since May 2022.
United Wholesale Mortgage became the country's largest originator in 2022. Mortgage rates soared at their fastest rate in decades, halting refinances and slowing home purchases to a crawl. In a way, UWM's strategy is much more old-fashioned than other mortgage players, including Rocket Mortgage. "The idea that you can go on a computer, click a button, and there's your mortgage, that's foolish," he said. To Rocket Mortgage, that's a fundamental misunderstanding of its business.
Fertiliser producer Fertiglobe refinances $900-mln loan
  + stars: | 2022-12-25 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +1 min
DUBAI, Dec 25 (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi-listed fertiliser maker Fertiglobe (FERTIGLOBE.AD), which counts state oil company ADNOC and OCI (OCI.AS) as major shareholders, has refinanced a $900-million bridge loan, originally due in 2024. Fertiglobe has also increased the size of its Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) to $600 million, from $300 million, at a reduced margin of 140 bps from 175 bps previously. The maturity of the RCF has been extended to 2027, from 2026. It raised $795 million from an initial public offering on the Abu Dhabi stock exchange last year. Reporting by Rachna Uppal; Editing by Emelia Sithole-MatariseOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
As of October 10, he was 26 years old and owned almost 1,300 rental units, according to public property records reviewed by Insider. "One thing I've learned is banks are actually pretty flexible on what they're able to do, especially on commercial," Anderson said. Anderson's next purchase, for two reasons, would be something over five units so that it would be considered a commercial property. The bank loan covered the remainder, he said. These allowed him to increase the rent or net income and request a commercial cash-out refinance at its appreciated value of about $1.6 million.
The Department of Veterans Affairs doesn't set a minimum credit score for VA loans, but lenders typically do. VA loan borrowers need to meet minimum service requirements set by the VA, as well as minimum credit requirements set by their lender. VA lenders that accept low credit scoresAs you prepare to apply for a mortgage, look for lenders that have low minimum credit score requirements or are willing to work with borrowers who have rocky credit histories. If you currently have no credit score, you may be able to use non-traditional credit with certain lenders to prove your creditworthiness. Lowering your credit card balances will also decrease your credit utilization ratio, which can increase your credit score.
This was the beginning of a world of real estate that would change our lives foreverDeCora's Bellevue Airbnb. If the real estate market started trending downward at this time, this story may not have had such a happy endingExtending your debt to the max in real estate is the equivalent of an all-in poker move. Our three-house real estate portfolio is worth around $2.5 million and we only have $1.35 million in mortgage and HELOC debt. Once you get over the scary leap, you'll see real estate as a simple way to building a massive empire. Bryce DeCora is a former engineer turned real estate investor and a father of two.
Demand for new homes down 86% since last year
  + stars: | 2022-10-26 | by ( Diana Olick | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: 1 min
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailDemand for new homes down 86% since last yearCNBC's Diana Olick, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss housing prices rising as new home sales numbers decrease, the tanking demand for refinances and the increase in all-cash buyers as mortgage rates rise.
Mortgage rates rise again, creeping closer to 7%
  + stars: | 2022-10-20 | by ( Anna Bahney | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +4 min
Mortgage rates have more than doubled since the beginning of this year as the Federal Reserve pushed ahead with its unprecedented campaign of hiking interest rates in order to tame soaring inflation. Mortgage rates tend to track the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds. As investors see or anticipate rate hikes, they make moves which send yields higher and mortgage rates rise. This week, the 10-year US Treasury hit a high not seen since 2008, an indication that mortgage rates could rise even further. Affordability remains a challengeHigher mortgage rates are making it even harder for prospective buyers to afford a home.
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Tanya Burnett, a federal government worker, refinanced her student debt into private loans in 2016. She wasn't aware at the time that doing so would block her from Biden's recent federal loan forgiveness. In 2016, Burnett started paperwork to qualify for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program, which forgives student debt for government and nonprofit workers after ten years of qualifying payments. It also meant taking her federal loans to a private lender. She's certainly not the only one who refinanced, and now, cannot take advantage of Biden's one-time blanket debt relief.
Six years on, our Airbnb properties brought in $118,000 in bookings last month. In March 2020, after only three months on Airbnb, we were set to cash-flow over $7,000 after expenses. In September 2020, we bought our third property: a four-bedroom cabin in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, near the Smoky Mountains. With income from the Nashville properties, we invested $35,000 in a cosmetic rehab of the Gatlinburg cabin — new floors, light fixtures, toilets, mirrors, stairs, paint, and landscaping. When we opened in November 2020, the place booked up almost immediately; revenue in that first month was $14,158.85.
This was the beginning of a world of real estate that would change our lives foreverDeCora's Bellevue Airbnb. If the real estate market started trending downward at this time, this story may not have had such a happy endingExtending your debt to the max in real estate is the equivalent of an all-in poker move. Our three-house real estate portfolio is worth around $2.5 million and we only have $1.35 million in mortgage and HELOC debt. Once you get over the scary leap, you'll see real estate as a simple way to building a massive empire. Bryce DeCora is a former engineer turned real estate investor and a father of two.
My wife and I started shopping to refinance our mortgage when fears about COVID-19 were driving mortgage rates lower, just before the Federal Reserve cut interest rates. On March 2, we looked at mortgage rates after seeing the impact COVID-19 had on the markets. The Federal Reserve cut rates but mortgage rates went upOn March 3, the Federal Reserve cut the federal funds rate by 0.5% at an emergency meeting. Rather than taking the lower rate, our loan officer allowed us to get an even larger credit and keep our 3.125% interest rate. To make things even sweeter, our mortgage rate is now 0.625% lower.
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The surge in mortgage refinancing seems to strongly correlate with the drop in interest rates. "As millennials are realizing the total cost of homeownership, beyond just the mortgage payment, that amount makes a difference," he continues. As illustrated above, the most obvious benefit of refinancing is the opportunity to lower your monthly payment. Beyond lowering your monthly payment, Tyrrell points out how homeowners may also be able to leverage refinancing to help cover some of life's bigger expenses. AdvertisementAdvertisementEditor's note: This post has been updated to include mortgage refinancing data from March 2020.
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