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My experience with Brian Leibowitz was wonderful! After being denied by another mortgage broker AFTER we paid for the CEMA (transfer of state mortgage taxes), I was so upset knowing that we would not get reimbursed the money that we paid for the CEMA. I had asked a friend of mine if she knew any mortgage brokers that … Continue reading A Customer Testimonial Next-Day Cash-Out Refinancing Available Continue reading New Program of the Week Pending home sales rose 2.0% in December, says the National Association of REALTORS. It was the fifth increase in the past six months. The NAR says its pending home sales index rose to 93.7 from a downwardly revised 91.9 in November. However, the index is still 4.2% below the figures from December 2009. (Pending home … Continue reading Affordable Financial Services’ Weekly Finance Review The National Association of Realtors said existing home sales in December jumped 12.3% from the previous month. The NAR recently reported a seasonally adjusted rate of 5.28 million units in December, compared to the upwardly revised figure of 4.70 million units in November. However, the December 2010 figures are 2.9% below the December 2009 figure … Continue reading Affordable Financial Services’ Weekly Finance Review Daily Real Estate News recently reported that housing starts are expected to increase in 2011. But by how much? It depends on who you ask. During an economic update at the International Builders’ Show in Orlando on January 12, David Crowe, The National Association of Home Builders’ chief economist, said that projected single-family home starts are … Continue reading How Much Will Housing Starts Increase in 2011? Mortgage rates hit its highest levels in seven months last week, Bloomberg News recently reported. According to data from Freddie Mac, the 30-year fixed-rate loan went up from 4.81% two weeks ago to 4.86% last week. The 15-year fixed-rate was at 4.2% last week, compared to 4.17% the previous week. Rising mortgage rates may mean that … Continue reading Mortgage Rates Reach 7-Month High The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) recently reported that the national average contract mortgage rate for the purchase of previously occupied homes by combined lenders was 4.42% for November. That figure is down from October’s rate of 4.47%. The FHFA also reported that the average interest rate on conventional 30-year fixed-rate mortgage loans of $417,000 or … Continue reading Contract Mortgage Rates Fall in November The National Association of Realtors recently reported that existing home sales in November rose 5.6% from the previous month. The NAR reported a seasonally adjusted rate of 4.68 million units in November, compared to the seasonally adjusted figure of 4.43 million units in October. However, the November 2010 figures are 27.9% below the November 2009 … Continue reading Affordable Financial Services Weekly Finance Review A recent article in USA Today broke down how the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010 that was signed into law by President Obama will affect employers, employees and homeowners. Under the new tax law, homeowners can still take deductions on mortgage insurance premiums, the USA Today article states. This provision … Continue reading What Does the 2010 Tax Law Mean for Mortgage Interest Deductions? |
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