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October 26, 2010 at 8:13 PM #624047October 26, 2010 at 8:24 PM #622963UCGalParticipant
Congrats sdcellar.
Hearty wishes for a stress free escrow.October 26, 2010 at 8:24 PM #623046UCGalParticipantCongrats sdcellar.
Hearty wishes for a stress free escrow.October 26, 2010 at 8:24 PM #623608UCGalParticipantCongrats sdcellar.
Hearty wishes for a stress free escrow.October 26, 2010 at 8:24 PM #623734UCGalParticipantCongrats sdcellar.
Hearty wishes for a stress free escrow.October 26, 2010 at 8:24 PM #624052UCGalParticipantCongrats sdcellar.
Hearty wishes for a stress free escrow.October 26, 2010 at 9:20 PM #623012CAwiremanParticipantCongrats sdcellar!
If you are not offended, do you mind sharing the interest rate you are looking at, and type of loan? (30 year fixed, or other?) If not, I entirely understand.
Either way, enjoy yourselves once the dust settles!
October 26, 2010 at 9:20 PM #623096CAwiremanParticipantCongrats sdcellar!
If you are not offended, do you mind sharing the interest rate you are looking at, and type of loan? (30 year fixed, or other?) If not, I entirely understand.
Either way, enjoy yourselves once the dust settles!
October 26, 2010 at 9:20 PM #623658CAwiremanParticipantCongrats sdcellar!
If you are not offended, do you mind sharing the interest rate you are looking at, and type of loan? (30 year fixed, or other?) If not, I entirely understand.
Either way, enjoy yourselves once the dust settles!
October 26, 2010 at 9:20 PM #623784CAwiremanParticipantCongrats sdcellar!
If you are not offended, do you mind sharing the interest rate you are looking at, and type of loan? (30 year fixed, or other?) If not, I entirely understand.
Either way, enjoy yourselves once the dust settles!
October 26, 2010 at 9:20 PM #624102CAwiremanParticipantCongrats sdcellar!
If you are not offended, do you mind sharing the interest rate you are looking at, and type of loan? (30 year fixed, or other?) If not, I entirely understand.
Either way, enjoy yourselves once the dust settles!
October 27, 2010 at 12:43 AM #623082sdcellarParticipantFunny you should ask because, I guess, right around the time we put in our offer, rates decided to start floating upward. Swell.
Anyway, the going rate at the moment seems to be right around 4 3/8 for a 30-year conventional. You can get 4 1/4, but the costs start to go up fairly dramatically.
Based on my limited knowledge of these things and the sudden shoddy interweb research I’ve forced upon myself, it looks like they might not start moving down again until November 3rd.
Might you be shopping for a loan yourself?
October 27, 2010 at 12:43 AM #623166sdcellarParticipantFunny you should ask because, I guess, right around the time we put in our offer, rates decided to start floating upward. Swell.
Anyway, the going rate at the moment seems to be right around 4 3/8 for a 30-year conventional. You can get 4 1/4, but the costs start to go up fairly dramatically.
Based on my limited knowledge of these things and the sudden shoddy interweb research I’ve forced upon myself, it looks like they might not start moving down again until November 3rd.
Might you be shopping for a loan yourself?
October 27, 2010 at 12:43 AM #623728sdcellarParticipantFunny you should ask because, I guess, right around the time we put in our offer, rates decided to start floating upward. Swell.
Anyway, the going rate at the moment seems to be right around 4 3/8 for a 30-year conventional. You can get 4 1/4, but the costs start to go up fairly dramatically.
Based on my limited knowledge of these things and the sudden shoddy interweb research I’ve forced upon myself, it looks like they might not start moving down again until November 3rd.
Might you be shopping for a loan yourself?
October 27, 2010 at 12:43 AM #623854sdcellarParticipantFunny you should ask because, I guess, right around the time we put in our offer, rates decided to start floating upward. Swell.
Anyway, the going rate at the moment seems to be right around 4 3/8 for a 30-year conventional. You can get 4 1/4, but the costs start to go up fairly dramatically.
Based on my limited knowledge of these things and the sudden shoddy interweb research I’ve forced upon myself, it looks like they might not start moving down again until November 3rd.
Might you be shopping for a loan yourself?
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