How low can home interest rates go??

I get a lot of questions from folks wondering if the rates can go lower than they are now. Here is a very interesting chart that tracks the mortgage bonds for the past year. (Note: The bond chart moves opposite the interest rates: i.e. when the chart moves higher, interest rates generally move lower)

You can see from the chart that the mortgage bonds have stalled out at the same place they did last year. This is significant. We don’t know when the interest rates will jump up but it does not appear that they will go significantly lower from where they are today. If you know of anyone that is considering financing their home in the next few months they would do well to get things started soon to get the best terms.

Most fixed rates are between 3.5% and 4.5% depending on the length of the term (15yr to 30yrs) and the credit of the borrower. Let me know if you have questions about any of this.

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For over 17 years, Steve has been coaching clients in some of their largest personal financial decisions. Sound advice for financing new home purchases has earned Steve the trust of his clients. Steve also provides sound investment coaching for clients that share his conservative philosophy for investing savings. Steve is an owner in two financial companies and he practices what he teaches. Steve is a coach to his clients. He believes that his clients' best decisions are the ones that they own and understand for themselves. Steve has implemented a process for equipping clients to make excellent decisions consistent with their own personal philosophy for investing. Success through decisions based on convictions creates peace of mind. You can and should have peace of mind around all your financial decisions.
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