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Rates for September 24th, 2009

September 24th, 2009

What follows is a sample of today’s rates for a 30 year fixed rate conventional mortgage. The APR is effected by loan size, and so will be higher for a smaller loan and lower for a larger loan. This is not an offer to lend. Rates are also effected by loan to value, FICO scores, property usage, second mortgages, and whether or not cash is being withdrawn.

So what fictional borrower can rely on these rates? Someone with all of these: a 780 credit score, borrowing exactly $250,000, 20% minimum equivty in a single family home that they occupy, and who can prove that they have income to support qualifications. Total closing costs are: $4,138, representing a fixed fee of $2,000 plus 2,138 in closing costs.

Rates APR Payment Net Closing Costs**
4.625% 4.828% 1,285.35 5,790.50
4.750% 4.892% 1,304.12 4,053.00
4.875% 4.957% 1,323.02 2,325.50
5.000% 5.047% 1,342.05 1,323.00
5.125% 5.135% 1,361.22 273.00
5.250% 5.203% 1,380.51 1,319.50

**Negative numbers indicate that this is a no-cost loan. Since D. White’s revenue is limited to $1,750 there is some excess Yield Spread that can be applied towards interest, principal, insurance, taxes, hats, or towards any other use that the borrower wishes.Net closing costs are calculated as Gross costs less Yield Spread Credit equals Net Closing Costs.  Or, Gross closing costs plus loan discount equals Net Closing Costs.”

September 22 – Mortgage Rates

September 22nd, 2009

What follows is a sample of today’s rates for a 30 year fixed rate conventional mortgage. The APR is effected by loan size, and so will be higher for a smaller loan and lower for a larger loan. This is not an offer to lend. Rates are also effected by loan to value, FICO scores, property usage, second mortgages, and whether or not cash is being withdrawn.

So what fictional borrower can rely on these rates? Someone with all of these: a 780 credit score, borrowing exactly $250,000, 20% minimum equivty in a single family home that they occupy, and who can prove that they have income to support qualifications. Total closing costs are: $4,138, representing a fixed fee of $2,000 plus 2,138 in closing costs.

Rates APR Payment Net Closing Costs**
4.625% 4.880% 1,285.35 7,250.50
4.750% 4.929% 1,304.12 5,093.00
4.875% 4.992% 1,323.02 3,320.50
5.000% 5.081% 1,342.05 2,288.00
5.125% 5.169% 1,361.22 1,225.50
5.250% 5.236% 1,380.51 397.00

**Negative numbers indicate that this is a no-cost loan. Since D. White’s revenue is limited to $1,750 there is some excess Yield Spread that can be applied towards interest, principal, insurance, taxes, hats, or towards any other use that the borrower wishes.Net closing costs are calculated as Gross costs less Yield Spread Credit equals Net Closing Costs.  Or, Gross closing costs plus loan discount equals Net Closing Costs.”

September 18th Rates

September 18th, 2009

What follows is a sample of today’s rates for a 30 year fixed rate conventional mortgage. The APR is effected by loan size, and so will be higher for a smaller loan and lower for a larger loan. This is not an offer to lend. Rates are also effected by loan to value, FICO scores, property usage, second mortgages, and whether or not cash is being withdrawn.

So what fictional borrower can rely on these rates? Someone with all of these: a 780 credit score, borrowing exactly $250,000, 20% minimum equivty in a single family home that they occupy, and who can prove that they have income to support qualifications. Total closing costs are: $4,138, representing a fixed fee of $2,000 plus 2,138 in closing costs.

Rates APR Payment Net Closing Costs**
4.625% 4.845% 1,285.35 6,275.50
4.750% 4.907% 1,304.12 4,468.00
4.875% 4.971% 1,323.02 2,733.00
5.000% 5.061% 1,342.05 1,718.00
5.125% 5.150% 1,361.22 705.50
5.250% 5.221% 1,380.51 802.00

**Negative numbers indicate that this is a no-cost loan. Since D. White’s revenue is limited to $1,750 there is some excess Yield Spread that can be applied towards interest, principal, insurance, taxes, hats, or towards any other use that the borrower wishes.Net closing costs are calculated as Gross costs less Yield Spread Credit equals Net Closing Costs.  Or, Gross closing costs plus loan discount equals Net Closing Costs.”

Rates for September 17th

September 17th, 2009

What follows is a sample of today’s rates for a 30 year fixed rate conventional mortgage. The APR is effected by loan size, and so will be higher for a smaller loan and lower for a larger loan. This is not an offer to lend. Rates are also effected by loan to value, FICO scores, property usage, second mortgages, and whether or not cash is being withdrawn.

So what fictional borrower can rely on these rates? Someone with all of these: a 780 credit score, borrowing exactly $250,000, 20% minimum equivty in a single family home that they occupy, and who can prove that they have income to support qualifications. Total closing costs are: $4,138, representing a fixed fee of $2,000 plus 2,138 in closing costs.

Rates APR Payment Net Closing Costs**
4.625% 4.839% 1,285.35 6,105.50
4.750% 4.898% 1,304.12 4,220.50
4.875% 4.962% 1,323.02 2,483.00
5.000% 5.052% 1,342.05 1,468.00
5.125% 5.141% 1,361.22 455.50
5.250% 5.224% 1,380.51 739.50

**Negative numbers indicate that this is a no-cost loan. Since D. White’s revenue is limited to $1,750 there is some excess Yield Spread that can be applied towards interest, principal, insurance, taxes, hats, or towards any other use that the borrower wishes.Net closing costs are calculated as Gross costs less Yield Spread Credit equals Net Closing Costs.  Or, Gross closing costs plus loan discount equals Net Closing Costs.”

September 16th – Rates

September 16th, 2009

What follows is a sample of today’s rates for a 30 year fixed rate conventional mortgage. The APR is effected by loan size, and so will be higher for a smaller loan and lower for a larger loan. This is not an offer to lend. Rates are also effected by loan to value, FICO scores, property usage, second mortgages, and whether or not cash is being withdrawn.

So what fictional borrower can rely on these rates? Someone with all of these: a 780 credit score, borrowing exactly $250,000, 20% minimum equivty in a single family home that they occupy, and who can prove that they have income to support qualifications. Total closing costs are: $4,138, representing a fixed fee of $2,000 plus 2,138 in closing costs.

Rates APR Payment Net Closing Costs**
4.625% 4.876% 1,285.35 7,140.50
4.750% 4.927% 1,304.12 5,028.00
4.875% 4.990% 1,323.02 3,270.50
5.000% 5.079% 1,342.05 2,235.50
5.125% 5.166% 1,361.22 1,160.50
5.250% 5.240% 1,380.51 282.00

**Negative numbers indicate that this is a no-cost loan. Since D. White’s revenue is limited to $1,750 there is some excess Yield Spread that can be applied towards interest, principal, insurance, taxes, hats, or towards any other use that the borrower wishes.Net closing costs are calculated as Gross costs less Yield Spread Credit equals Net Closing Costs.  Or, Gross closing costs plus loan discount equals Net Closing Costs.”

Rates – Sept. 15, 2009

September 15th, 2009

What follows is a sample of today’s rates for a 30 year fixed rate conventional mortgage. The APR is effected by loan size, and so will be higher for a smaller loan and lower for a larger loan. This is not an offer to lend. Rates are also effected by loan to value, FICO scores, property usage, second mortgages, and whether or not cash is being withdrawn.

So what fictional borrower can rely on these rates? Someone with all of these: a 780 credit score, borrowing exactly $250,000, 20% minimum equivty in a single family home that they occupy, and who can prove that they have income to support qualifications. Total closing costs are: $4,138, representing a fixed fee of $2,000 plus 2,138 in closing costs.

Rates APR Payment Net Closing Costs**
4.625% 4.871% 1,285.35 7,003.00
4.750% 4.929% 1,304.12 5,093.00
4.875% 4.992% 1,323.02 3,330.50
5.000% 5.081% 1,342.05 2,295.50
5.125% 5.169% 1,361.22 1,238.00
5.250% 5.242% 1,380.51 222.00

**Negative numbers indicate that this is a no-cost loan. Since D. White’s revenue is limited to $1,750 there is some excess Yield Spread that can be applied towards interest, principal, insurance, taxes, hats, or towards any other use that the borrower wishes.Net closing costs are calculated as Gross costs less Yield Spread Credit equals Net Closing Costs.  Or, Gross closing costs plus loan discount equals Net Closing Costs.”

Today’s Interest Rates – August 20, 2009 at 5:02 Eastern

August 20th, 2009

Rates are based on a $200,000 loan amount, gross closing costs of $3,900, and a net income of $2,000 to D. White & Co. LLC.

This is not an offer to lend, rate adjustments exist for loan size, loan to value, credit scores, purpose, and whatever else the market can dream up.  ”Closing Costs” is a specific industry term that does not include “pre-paid items”, which is also an industry term that applies to interest, taxes, insurance, and mortgage insurance.

Rate Points** Payment Net Closing Costs**
4.875% 1.940% $1,058.42 $3,870.00
5.000% 1.550% $1,073.64 $3,108.00
5.125% 1.370% $1,088.97 $2,736.00
5.250% 0.710% $1,104.41 $1,422.00
5.375% 0.130% $1,119.94 $254.00
5.500% -0.140% $1,135.58 $274.00

**Negative numbers indicate that this is a no-cost loan.  Since D. White’s revenue is limited to $2,000 there is some excess Yield Spread that can be applied towards interest, principal, insurance, taxes, hats, or towards any other use that the borrower wishes.

Net closing costs are calculated as Gross costs less Yield Spread Credit equals Net Closing Costs.

Or, Gross closing costs plus loan discount equals Net Closing Costs.