Boise, the capital city of Idaho, is rapidly becoming a sought-after destination for homebuyers from all walks of life. Veterans, in particular, will find numerous advantages to settling down in this beautiful city. With its robust economy, scenic beauty, and veteran-friendly communities, Boise presents an array of compelling reasons for veterans to consider it as their next home. If you're a veteran pondering about where to invest in real estate, here are the top five reasons why Boise should be at the top of your list.

Boise, the capital city of Idaho, is rapidly becoming a sought-after destination for homebuyers from all walks of life. Veterans, in particular, will find numerous advantages to settling down in this beautiful city. With its robust economy, scenic beauty, and veteran-friendly communities, Boise presents an array of compelling reasons for veterans to consider it as their next home. If you're a veteran pondering about where to invest in real estate, here are the top five reasons why Boise should be at the top of your list.

When embarking on the journey to purchase a new home, one of the most critical aspects is securing the right home loan. While many borrowers may primarily focus on the interest rate offered by lenders, there's another essential factor that deserves your attention: the Annual Percentage Rate (APR). In this blog post, we'll explore why paying attention to APR is crucial when shopping for a home loan and how it can impact your overall borrowing experience.

Mortgage rates worsened again last week for Boise & Nampa, and through yesterday. The main cause is the potential of getting a trade deal with China AND the potential of the Federal Reserve lowering rates this week. YES when the Federal Reserve lowers their rates, historically mortgage rates go up.

Mortgage rates are on a cusp of jumping quite a bit higher, as the 10 year Bond and the Mortgage Bonds are close to making a jump, which would allow rates to jump in to the mid 5%.  We are going to watch Federal Reserve decision on Thusday, not for a rate increase, but for what their policy statement is.  Then on Friday we will have Producer Price Index, or inflation at the producer level, and also this week the US is going to sell of more of our debt, which will influence rates also.  Gonig to be another roller coaster week for rates, with the consensus that rates will increase.

In this Blog:

• Rates Stablize for now
• The end is near?
• The end is near, version 2
• Marketing Idea

Mortgage rates got a reprieve last week, but only because Italy can't get its act together, if it wasn't for that, rates would of worsened for the 5th week in a row. We are still at highest levels since September 2011. This week is a biggy, with wage inflation on everyone's mind. I suspect a tepid week, until Friday when we see unemployment numbers and wage inflation numbers.

 

In this Blog:

• Mortgage rates are going up
• Rocket Homes?
• Down Payment Assistance update
• more!!!!

As anticipated, rates went up last week, and economic data and geopolitics pointed to higher rates. This week has started out kind of scary, and we have a pretty good jump in the in the 10 Year Bond Yield, and Mortgage Back Securities, which both broke through some pretty good resistance levels. It looks like most traders sold bonds and stocks, thus going into cash with the worry about additional tariffs against China and Canada. This week will also have unemployment numbers. Not going to be a good week for rates.

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In this Blog:

• Mortgage rates improve this week
• New Loan Programs
• Zillow news
• Flood Zone Information