U.S. Mortgage Rates Jump to Highest Since December
June 4 (Bloomberg) — Fixed U.S. mortgage rates jumped to the highest level this year, signaling the Federal Reserve’s plan to lower borrowing costs has stalled. The average 30-year rate rose to 5.29 from 4.91 percent a week earlier, Freddie Mac, the McLean, Virginia-based mortgage buyer, said today in a statement. The last time the rate was higher was Dec. 11, when it was 5.47 percent. The average 15- year rate rose to 4.79 percent from 4.53 percent
June 14th, 2009 at 11:13 am
Do you have any idea how many FSBO’s there are? Is there a place where I can see stats? I have been trying to find this out and have never seen anything. john@luckymail.com