Mortgage refinance applications soared last week according to the MBA on the heels of the Fed rate cut. With all the volatility in the marketplace however; many would-be refianciers may be disappointed at the constantly changing rate moves in the market. When a loan officer tells you to lock your rate these days, I would generally take their advice. If you have a rate that you like, that makes sense for you, take it off the table by locking it in.
From the Market Watch article on increased mortgage refinancing activity last week:
Reflecting a surge in refinancing activity, the volume of mortgage applications rose a seasonally adjusted 48.1% in the week ended March 21 from the prior week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said Wednesday.
Applications filed to refinanc
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