Another 10 year treasury update.

[SD Realtor]

All I can say is wow… Ten year treasury challenging 3%. I don’t know the record but I could not find a lower yield on the 10 year. To be honest I only looked on Yahoo Finance which goes back to 1962.

Some of the experts on the bond markets can elaborate more clearly. To put it into perspective, if we had a 10 year treasury yield like this before the credit crunch you would be able to get a 30 year fixed conforming loan at about 4.25%.

[Eugene]

It was below 3% in the 50’s:

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/GS10.txt

Unfortunately, no data on mortgage rates going so far back.

[Eugene]

It was below 3% in the 50’s:

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/GS10.txt

Unfortunately, no data on mortgage rates going so far back.

[Eugene]

It was below 3% in the 50’s:

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/GS10.txt

Unfortunately, no data on mortgage rates going so far back.

[Eugene]

It was below 3% in the 50’s:

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/GS10.txt

Unfortunately, no data on mortgage rates going so far back.

[Eugene]

It was below 3% in the 50’s:

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/GS10.txt

Unfortunately, no data on mortgage rates going so far back.

[cr]

If my Grandfather’s loan for his house built in the 50’s in OC was typical, then mortgage rates were much lower. His loan was at 1%.

That’s when businesses existed to make money by helping people, not screwing them over.

[cr]

If my Grandfather’s loan for his house built in the 50’s in OC was typical, then mortgage rates were much lower. His loan was at 1%.

That’s when businesses existed to make money by helping people, not screwing them over.

[cr]

If my Grandfather’s loan for his house built in the 50’s in OC was typical, then mortgage rates were much lower. His loan was at 1%.

That’s when businesses existed to make money by helping people, not screwing them over.

[cr]

If my Grandfather’s loan for his house built in the 50’s in OC was typical, then mortgage rates were much lower. His loan was at 1%.

That’s when businesses existed to make money by helping people, not screwing them over.

[cr]

If my Grandfather’s loan for his house built in the 50’s in OC was typical, then mortgage rates were much lower. His loan was at 1%.

That’s when businesses existed to make money by helping people, not screwing them over.

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