1. Mortgage Rates Slip to 11-Month Low The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate fell to 6.50% this week—its lowest since October 2024—according to Freddie Mac.AP NewsFRED Daily surveys align, with figures from Mortgage News Daily showing 6.45%.MarketWatch 2. Refinancing Gains Momentum Refinancing activity is on the rise—homeowners are responding to falling rates with renewed interest.The…

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Why 90 days late is the difference between buying a home and being denied. For many potential homebuyers, this is the single hidden factor that can derail their mortgage approval without warning.” Student loan repayments have resumed — and millions of Americans are at risk. There are more than 42 million student loan borrowers in…

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Rates Hit a 10-Month Low The national average 30-year fixed mortgage rate dropped to 6.56% for the week ending August 28, according to Freddie Mac — the lowest level since October 2024. Daily surveys from Bankrate confirm similar levels at 6.54%. For homeowners, even a modest dip in rates is creating opportunity. A recent report…

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From Reducing Costs to Building Wealth In yesterday’s post, we covered how tapping equity can lower your monthly out-of-pocket expenses and bring relief from high-interest consumer debt. But there’s another side of the coin — one that doesn’t just reduce costs, but actually builds wealth. That’s where Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loans come in.…

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Rates Dip to 2025 Low — But It’s Not the Whole Story Mortgage shoppers finally got some good news this week:The average 30-year fixed rate dropped to 6.58%, the lowest we’ve seen since October 2024. That’s down from 6.72% just two weeks ago. While the headlines might make it sound like a green light to…

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Mortgage Industry Update30‑year fixed mortgage averages 6.58%, down around 14 basis points from last week — its lowest level in months. Refi rate sits near 6.74% Rochester Business Journal+15Bankrate+15First Tuesday Journal+15AInvest+7blog.google+7Artificial Intelligence News+7. Rates are holding steady after a dip, pointing to potential increased refi activity AInvest+1. Real Estate NewsListings are staying on the market…

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So You Want to Be a Real Estate Investor? The Fundamentals of DSCR and Income Property Financing by Clay Edmonds Investment property financing is simple—but not always easy. Unlike traditional mortgage loans that require tax returns, W-2s, job verifications, and a full review of your debt-to-income ratio, DSCR financing relies on the property’s rent or…

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