Mortgage Rates

How To Raise Credit Scores To Qualify For Mortgage
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How To Raise Credit Scores To Qualify For Mortgage

This Article Is About How To Raise Credit Scores To Qualify For Mortgage How To Raise Credit Scores To Qualify For Mortgage? I get many inquiries everyday by home buyers who have decided to become homeowners and who were turned down by other lenders because they did not meet the minimum credit scores The question…

Pricing Mortgage Rates By Credit Score
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Pricing Mortgage Rates By Credit Score

This blog will discuss how lenders price mortgage rates by credit score. We will compare mortgage rates for Maine homebuyers with bad credit and the difference between higher credit score borrowers with lower rates. Lenders base risk levels on the credit score of borrowers. We will compare the various loan programs’ best mortgage rate options…

Buying Down Mortgage Rates With Discount Points
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Buying Down Mortgage Rates With Discount Points

Homebuyers and homeowners can get lower rates by buying down mortgage interest rates with discount points. Discount points are origination fees charged by lenders in lieu of getting lower mortgage rates. However, borrowers should buy discount points to buy down rates if they intend on not refinancing their home loan for at least five or…

Understanding How Lenders Price Mortgage Rates

Understanding How Lenders Price Mortgage Rates

In this blog, we will cover and discuss understanding how lenders price mortgage rates for borrowers with bad credit and low credit scores. Mortgage rates are the determinant that determines your monthly mortgage payment over the term of your mortgage loan. The higher the mortgage rates are, the higher the mortgage payment will be and…

Loan Level Pricing Adjustments By Lenders on Pricing Rates

Loan Level Pricing Adjustments By Lenders on Pricing Rates

In this guide, we will explain and cover what loan level pricing adjustments (LLPAs) by mortgage lenders are and how it works. LLPAs are pricing hits to par rates charged by lenders due to the risk levels of the borrower. The higher the risk, the higher the mortgage rates the lender will charge. Not all…