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Current Mortgage Rates - Lock in or wait?

2,112 Views | 9 Replies | Last: 2 mo ago by aggiebrad16
WestTXag18
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What are y'all seeing quoted right now out there? We just got a house under contract and are getting a few quotes but want to make sure they are in the ballpark.

Also, going into what seems to be a period of rates going down, is it a good idea to lock in a fixed rate or would anyone suggest a different strategy?
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jja79
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If a refinance in a year or two is likely wouldn't that make an ARM (assuming a lower present rate than fixed) the best option?
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jja79
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Which is why I specified if ARM rates are currently lower. No idea if that's the case now but if a refinance is likely it's probably worth checking out particularly with balance sheet lenders that are looking to book business in a slow market.
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We have been the title sponsor for this board for 17 years and would love a chance to earn your business with a quote as well. My email is my screen name here.

As for locking or not, what is the closing date in the contract?
WestTXag18
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It is October 16th.

Rates I'm getting quoted right now are just over 6 percent with no buy down. 30 year fixed. I need to look into arm rates because I agree, ideally rates keep going down and we would refinance in a few years anyway.

I will email you about getting a quote.
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Quote sent over!
BWalters2013
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I can shop around loan investors as a broker, some of them are getting more aggressive after yesterday's Fed rate cut. For example, I locked a 30yr fix conventional earlier today with 780 credit at 5.625% no points; with option for 5.375% with 1 point.

I'd go 5.625% no points as you'll likely be refinancing in a year or two.
Feel free to email me at: Bwalters@primelending.com
aggiebrad16
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This seems like a good enough place to ask this question… I have a 22 acre property I bought last year at 7% on a 20yr. It is raw land and remaining principle is less than $200k. Are raw land rates coming down at all yet? These sub 6% rates are getting me excited on 30yr mortgages you guys are talking about.
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