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Mortgage rates fell for a fifth straight week, the longest streak of declines in nearly four months. The average rate on the standard 30-year fixed mortgage edged down one basis point to 6.27%, according to a survey of lenders released Thursday by mortgage-finance giant Freddie Mac. That’s the lowe
Despite solid financial track records, many older Americans have a hard time refinancing because of their mortality risks and lower retirement incomes.
Homebuyers benefited from another week of falling mortgage rates, with the average rate dropping for the fourth week in a row, according to data from Freddie Mac released Thursday.
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Mortgage rates dropped this week in the wake of several bank failures, reversing course after rising half a percentage point over the past month. But longer-term uncertainty is expected to hamper many homebuyers and keep the cost of buying unaffordable for many.
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Redfin’s Homebuyer Demand Index, which measures requests for tours and other buying services from our agents, jumped as prices fell for the sixth-straight week and mortgage rates declined for the third week in a row. But a lack of new listings is holding back sales.
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