We’ve been asked several times today: “What impact will the Fed’s action yesterday have on mortgage interest rates?” Here’s their plan:
Sell short term treasuries and reinvest those funds in long term treasuries. This is intended to push long term rates even lower (because of course 4% isn’t low enough!)
Reinvesting funds from maturing Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS) in new MBS. Again, this is indented to keep mortgage rates at low levels.
** So, the impact on this effort should equate to continued low long-term mortgage rates.
Loan Changes coming affective October 1, 2011
VA- They have lowered their upfront Funding Fee from 2.15% of the loan amount to 1.4% of the loan amount for loans closing after 10/01/11.
This is a great benefit to our Veterans and is nice to see. This funding fee is added to the loan amount (financed) and this change doesn’t affect their payments a great deal but their loan balance will be less.
FHA – Loan limits change depending on County. King, Pierce and Snohomish county will remain at $417,000. The new “high balance” FHA will be $506,000.
Conventional – Loan limits change depending on County. King, Pierce and Snohomish county will remain at $417,000. The new “high balance” Conventional will be $506,000.
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