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Great responses, thanks.
I was gone most of 2007 but from what I read and I am hearing the 7% range is where everyone seems to be.
Jobi, I am just looking... I plan to try to break 200 hours this season in the one I got, if I am ever home long enough.
But then again, I haven't found the "right" deal...
Thanks again for the data all.
Bryan
I was gone most of 2007 but from what I read and I am hearing the 7% range is where everyone seems to be.
Jobi, I am just looking... I plan to try to break 200 hours this season in the one I got, if I am ever home long enough.
But then again, I haven't found the "right" deal...
Thanks again for the data all.
Bryan
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I would wait until the end of the month. The Fed is supposed to lower the Fed Funds rate......this wil lower short term interest rates like Home Equity Lines Of Credit (HELOC), credit cards, car and boat loan rates. The long term mortgage rates are not affected by this.
The bonds value changes the % rates for longer term mortgage backed securities (like a 15, 20, 30 yr fixed) When bond values are high, mortgages rates go lower and the opposite. Right now the FNMA (Fannie Mae) 5.5% 30 yr is at 101.28 and going lower..........which means that rates will slightly go up.
The bonds value changes the % rates for longer term mortgage backed securities (like a 15, 20, 30 yr fixed) When bond values are high, mortgages rates go lower and the opposite. Right now the FNMA (Fannie Mae) 5.5% 30 yr is at 101.28 and going lower..........which means that rates will slightly go up.
Last edited by Semper Fi; 01-18-2008 at 02:25 PM.