Mortgage rates barely moved yesterday. And they're unlikely to travel far today. But tomorrow could be very different.
Mortgage rates are close to a three-year low, which is great. But the reasons behind their continuing falls aren't so appealing.
Higher home prices and rising renovation costs are putting pressure on home flippers' bottom lines.
Mortgage rates continue their excellent run of falls, but the floor may not be too far off.
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Mortgage rates have mildly benefited from the government shutdown. But it can't last forever. Can it?
A surge in stock investing by Gen Z-ers alongside a shortage of young first-time home buyers suggests a fundamental shift in young people's finances.
Mortgage rates have been falling since the start of this month. How long might that happy trend last?