a mortgage calculator has a default rate of 4.5%. Shouldn't it be higher?My fico score is pretty great, and I'm trying to guess what my rate might be today. I got quoted around 5% a few months ago for a property I did not purchace.
San Diego,CA | Sep 2nd 2011
by ivytel_...
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by PaulCampos
by loanmon...
Do be aware that rates/pricing are specific to credit scores and loan to value of the property. Also, lender fees in San Diego vary dramatically from lender to lender. My pricing and lender fees are the lowest I have seen in our County. Plus, I can close loans in as little as seven days. Give me a call at 619.787.8212 for the best in service and knowledge. deborah.garvin@newamerican.com Sep 3rd 2011
by CaPortf...
by brandon...
Interest rates change daily based on the 10 year treasury. To truly find out where rates are currently at, you would need to know your credit score, value of your home, and loan amount....just to mention a few. The reality is that anyone who quotes you a rate without first giving you a consultation is probably offering something that they can't deliver on...sad but true. Sep 8th 2011 |
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