Building an Ongoing Case For A New Wall in Mortgage Rates

We’ve spoken in the past about “walls” that crop up in the course of Mortgage Rate movements.  We’re now seeing a similar case for 4.25% as it continues to insulate borrowers from higher rates even during the recent (October) weakness in mortgage rates.  It looked at risk as we took somewhat of a beating
yesterday but markets were able to undo a reasonable amount of that damage today.  Rates aren’t quite as good as they were on
Wednesday afternoon, but after yesterday’s drama, it’s a relief to merely be
improved.

Best-Execution won’t necessarily
have improved for every scenario, but at the very least, you should see a
reduction in closing costs if your note rate is unchanged today.  Lender offerings again became more stratified
as we start to push back from “the wall” at 4.25% 

Today’s Rates: 

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