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Mortgage intersest rate-30 year fixed

Started by shah
about 15 years ago
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Does anyone know what the mortgage interest rates were today? Thanks
Response by shah
about 15 years ago
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Correction- 30 year fixed jumbo with excellent credit

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Response by NYCMatt
about 15 years ago
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They're still hovering around 4.5%

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Response by 875gator
about 15 years ago
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Wait for 4.25%

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Response by matsonjones
about 15 years ago
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A jumbo? 4.5%? Really? For a NYC Co-op? I think it's more 4.75/4.875%....

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Response by NYCMatt
about 15 years ago
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Depends on your bank.

Many private banks are offering rates as low as 3.9 on jumbos.

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Response by Lkgsoh
about 15 years ago
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We are refinancing a jumbo for our co-op now with our private bank at 5.0%. We have a pretty cushy relationship with our bank and stellar credit so find 3.9% hard to believe.

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Response by NYCMatt
about 15 years ago
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Apparently your relationship isn't as "cushy" as others'.

Just sayin'.

I know for a fact that BNY/Mellon is quietly doing jumbos for 3.9% for "qualified" depositors.

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Response by anonymous777
about 15 years ago
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You just got screwed by your cushy relationship. 5%? Hope you did not pay points for that.

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Response by JuiceMan
about 15 years ago
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Cushy for your bank

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Response by Arlodog
about 15 years ago
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Squishy

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Response by eliz181144
about 15 years ago
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Just curious what you think the rates will be for a 30 yr refi, not jumbo? We currently have 4.375.

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Response by jms8
about 15 years ago
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Why would you refi that? you are in good shape

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