Mortgage Rates: Home Sales Driven Higher by Low Mortgage RatesLow mortgage rates are bringing buyers back into the market for homes driving existing home sales higher for the third consecutive month. In addition to low home mortgage rates driving sales higher, the $8,000 first time home buyer tax credit and near record home affordability is also bring home buyers back to the real estate market. Home sales including single family homes, town homes, co-ops and condominiums increased 3.6 percent in June 2009 on a seasonally adjusted basis according to the Nation Association of Realtors. Home sales were strongest out West with an increase of 6.4 percent. Home sales in the South increased 4.0 percent. Home sales in the East increased 2.5 percent and home sales in the Midwest rose 0.9 percent. MonitorBankRates.com has free mortgage rate tables you can search for today’s mortgage rates in your zip code. Search for Mortgage Rates Here Lender
APR / Rate
Fees / Points
Payment
$5,533
Includes 0.895 points for $3,580
Lender Fees: $1,953
$3,138 /mo
$5,660
Includes 0.915 points for $3,660
Lender Fees: $2,000
$3,162 /mo
$4,448
Includes 0.937 points for $3,748
Lender Fees: $700
$3,242 /mo
$3,500
Includes 0.875 points for $3,500
Lender Fees: $0
$3,322 /mo
$5,500
Includes 0.375 points for $1,500
Lender Fees: $4,000
$3,322 /mo
$6,000
Includes 1.000 points for $4,000
Lender Fees: $2,000
$2,367 /mo
$7,500
Includes 0.875 points for $3,500
Lender Fees: $4,000
$2,367 /mo
$5,125
Includes 0.793 points for $3,172
Lender Fees: $1,953
$2,396 /mo
$4,544
Includes 0.961 points for $3,844
Lender Fees: $700
$2,431 /mo
$4,000
Includes 1.000 points for $4,000
Lender Fees: $0
$2,562 /mo
$5,829
Includes 0.969 points for $3,876
Lender Fees: $1,953
$2,562 /mo
Rate data provided by RateUpdate.com. Displayed by ICB, a division of Mortgage Research Center, NMLS #1907, Equal Housing Opportunity. Payments do not include taxes and insurance premiums. Actual payments will be greater with taxes and insurance included. Rate and product details.
Mortgage Interest RatesToday's mortgage rates are low because the Fed Funds rate is in a targeted range of zero percent to one-quarter percent until the economy recovers. The Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke make it clear this week in his semiannual testimony to Congress that they won't raise interest rates anytime soon. Current Mortgage RatesMortgage rates are currently headed back down this week probably because of the Fed's remarks to Congress on Tuesday. Conforming fixed rate 30-year mortgages are at 5.30 percent today, down from our mortgage survey report on Monday showing 30-year rates at 5.34 percent. The average fixed rate for a conforming 15-year is at 4.77 percent, down from Monday's rate of 4.80 percent. Jumbo MortgageJumbo mortgage rates are also headed down this week. Today's 30-year jumbo rate is averaging 6.14 percent, down from Monday's jumbo rate of 6.21 percent. 15-year jumbo mortgage rates are at 5.78 percent, down from Monday's jumbo loan rate of 5.83 percent. Adjustable Rate MortgagesToday's adjustable mortgage rates are mixed compared to Monday's mortgage report. The average mortgage rate one-year conforming ARM is now at 4.42 percent, down from Monday's rate of 4.51 percent. The average rate on a three-year ARM is at 4.70 percent, Monday's average rate was 4.66 percent. Conforming rates for Five-year ARMs are averaging 4.57 percent, unchanged from Monday's rate. Seven-year ARMs are down to 5.05 percent from 5.14 percent on Monday. MonitorBankRates.com has free mortgage rate tables you can search for today’s mortgage rates in your zip code. Search for Mortgage Rates Here Explore Other Mortgage and Refinance Offers
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