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Consumer Sentiment Falls to a new 20 year low. Colorado Home Mortgage Loan rates should improve!

Friday, April 11th, 2008

I guess my philosophy on never locking on a Friday has been pushed right out the Door.  Colorado Home Mortgage Loan rates should see improvements today signalling the third straight Friday LOCK recommendation.  Just when I think I have everything figured out I am reminded that like everyone else in the market I am reactive.  Consumer Sentiment is a measurement used to monitor consumers feelings on how the economy is moving.  A low Sentiment indicates fear and concern about the current economic situation.  When Consumer Sentiment is high the exact opposite is felt.  What does this mean for investors? How does this impact Colorado Home Mortgage Loan rates?  Simple, when people feel the economy is moving in the right direction they are less likely to save and more likely to spend.  Investors tend to move funds out of safe investments like Mortgage Backed Securities and into high risk investments.  The opposite is true when Consumer Sentiment is low.  Low Consumer Sentiment drives up the demand for Mortgage Backed Securities and in return drives up the price.  The inverse relationship between interest rates and prices can only mean Colorado Home Mortgage Loan rates will drop.  I am implementing a LOCK recommendation for today, especially if we have a price ALERT for the better later this afternoon.  Next week may be a tough week for rates.  We have a variety of inflationary reports coming out and I have stated many times before that inflation news tends to be the biggest mover for Colorado Home Mortgage Loan rates.  The preliminary reports so far indicate that we have inflationary pressures, but that should not be a surprise.  We will probably see some increases in pricing come Monday just out of anticipation of Tuesday and Wednesday inflationary reports.  If you are a risk taker and believe that the numbers will be as expected or lower, then you will see rates drop nicely by Thursday.  If not the increases seen in Colorado Home Mortgage Loan rates next week will be out right uncomfortable.  I will go out on my own and make a risky prediction, I believe inflation will be in line with expectations.  The reason why I believe this (Remember it is simply my opinion) is that much of the inflationary numbers being calculated comes from energy prices and that alone does have some negative impacts, however, with the economy moving as slow as it has overall pricing has not increased.  Heck what are homes doing (different indicator but you get the point)  People drive prices up through demand and right now with Consumer Sentiment as low as it is do you think people are buying or saving for a rainy day.  If people are saving then demand is low and if demand is low what happens to prices????  I will still leave the LOCK recommendation in place today on Colorado Home Mortgage Loans, but if you want to let it ride next week may prove to be a good week.   

Jobless Claims and ISM reports both come in: Will it help Colorado home mortgage loan rates?

Thursday, April 3rd, 2008

Two economic reports being released today will have impacts on Colorado home mortgage loan rates.  ISM which reports manufacturing numbers did come in higher then expected.  This report will have a slightly negative impact on the Mortgaged Back Securities market today.  Though the ISM report will be negative for Colorado home mortgage loan rates, the Jobless Claims Report will prove to be the market mover today.  The Jobless Claims Report came in much higher then expected, which will be very damaging news for the economy.  This will translate to a positive movement in the Mortgage Backed Securities market and interest rate improvements should be posted by the end of the day.  We had two reports coming in and both reports are market movers, but the Jobless Claims report carries a much higher impact on market movement.  Colorado home mortgage loan rates should see slight improvements throughout the day.  These improvement would have been greater if the ISM report came in negative, but that just was not the case.  Colorado home mortgage loan rates will move down and .125% change for the better is not unrealistic.  We will maintain a FLOAT recommendation for now, and will update you on any market changes.  At this point you should be safe on the FLOAT recommendation until tomorrow.  Have a great day and keep checking in I will update on any price alerts that take place.

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Monday, March 31st, 2008

Colorado Home Mortgage Loan programs should see some movement today depending on what is said on Capital Hill.  Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson will be presenting a 218 page plan to help overhaul our financial systems and hopefully put some stability into Colorado Home Mortgage Loan programs in the future.  Henry Paulson will be proposing a plan, supported by President Bush, which will give the Federal Reserve more control of the financial markets.  These Policy changes will quickly impact Colorado Home Mortgage Loan rates by implementing  monetary policy strategies currently utilized by the Federal Reserve.   Today like Friday should be a good day for rates.  I looked at a couple of investors and it appears that they are being slightly conservative to start, but I expect some movement by mid-afternoon.  Colorado Home Mortgage Loan rates should drop again today.  Stay tuned to see how Capital Hill responds and be prepared to Lock your Colorado Home Mortgage Loan rate if something comes up unexpected until then FLOAT remains my recommendation.  Even though I have a FLOAT recommendation I typically tell people to lock when the rate hits 5.5% it is a good rate and it will guarantee you one of the lower rates offered in some time.  Holding out for that .125% or .25%  may cause you to miss out on a Colorado Home Mortgage Loan rate you can live with.  Stay tuned, I just got a Reprice alert and it appears that the market will react well to the Treasury Secretary’s report.  Rates are starting to move down.   Stay Tuned!!! :-)

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Tuesday, March 25th, 2008

Please check out  www.coloradohomemortgageloan.net/news.  This site will give you additional information on Colorado home mortgage loan. I try to mix it up between both sites to avoid having too much of the same information repeated.  I believe that there are lots of things that can be talked about in reference to Colorado home mortgage loan and hopefully between the two sites you can get the Colorado home mortgage loan information you are looking for.  Rates pretty much stayed on track and did not change much from yesterdays high point.  I believe that this will carry through tomorrow.  If preliminary news comes out that Economic news due out at the end of the week will be positive we may see rates increase, but this is not likely.  Obviously Colorado home mortgage loan rates are impacted by economic news and its amazing how many investors tend to know the information before it is released.  We will watch this for you tomorrow.  Today I want to touch base on what brokers do to set themselves apart from the rest of the banking community.  I have always told my clients looking for Colorado home mortgage loan programs that  anyone representing you will draw their money from the same sources, what sets brokers apart are the interest rates and costs associated with the Colorado home mortgage loan.  I hope that before you make the decision to close on your Colorado home mortgage loan, that you understand the terms of your loan.  I talk to so many people that have very different perspectives on what they thought they were getting on their Colorado home mortgage loan and what they actually got.  It sometimes takes them years to figure this out and often it happens when they are sitting in my office and I show them the perameters of their loan in the settlement statements they had when they close.  YOU SHOULD NEVER and I mean NEVER Close your loan with the broker or realtor working your transaction.  Your Colorado home mortgage loan should always be closed by a third party title company.  If the title company has an affiliation with either the lender, broker, or realtor you should request another representitive to close your loan.  It is these types of Colorado home mortgage loan closings that I see the most discrepencies in what people thought versus what they got.  As I said many times before we all get our money from the same sources so if it sounds to good to be true odds are its not true.  If gas was $1.23 some where in Colorado how long would that be a secret? not only that don’t you think that the gas station would want everyone to know?  Use common sense here just because you want to hear it a certain way doesn’t mean it will be true.  What typically happens in these situations is that when you do find out the truth you are already so invested in the Colorado home mortgage loan process that typically people do not walk away.  As a broker I represent lots of different lending institutions.  These institutions offer incentives by lowering the interest rates we offer you so that they can attract new buisness to their lending institution.  That is why my rates tend to be lower then any retail lending branch and honestly lower then most brokers altogether.  Give me some time to show you the process and hopefully you will see the benefits of working with a professional.  You will quickly see for yourself whether your Colorado home mortgage loan provider can walk the walk.  I assure you in my office we take pride in what we offer and you will get the Colorado home mortgage loan service you would expect.  Call me some time so we can chat about any questions you have, please continue to monitor my blog and god bless:-) 

Daniel

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Friday, March 21st, 2008

Today will continue to be a slow day, most Colorado home lending institutions are closed for business.  We will begin to update more information on Monday and a new set of Colorado home rates will be available.  I hope that you will spend time with family and friends I know I will have my Colorado home filled with easter eggs for my little one to enjoy.  I will be going into more detail tomorrow as it relates to the verity of Colorado home programs of the past and how these programs are effecting foreclosures on the Colorado home markets.  We have some economic reports to watch for GDP and Durable goods reports will both have moderate Colorado home mortgage rate impacts.   Have a nice evening and if you are watching Sunday’s March Madness basketball watch out around 145 on CBS our Colorado home mortgage Commercial will air.

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