There are more down payment assistance programs than ever. Yet many first-time home buyers don't understand them or don't know they exist.
Congress moves to kill "trigger leads," the sales calls and messages that plague mortgage applicants.
Tomorrow's consumer price index (CPI) has the potential to move mortgage rates significantly. So, strap in!
Yesterday's economic reports had little effect as mortgage rates inched lower. The last seven days have been great for those rates.
Refinances surged this week as borrowers took advantage of falling mortgage rates following last week's grim jobs report.
Today's economic reports typically don't move mortgage rates much.
Buy Now, Pay Later lender Klarna worries lenders will penalize borrowers who use its service.
Mortgage rates barely budged yesterday. And there's nothing scheduled for today that's likely to move them. But unscheduled developments are always possible.
