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Freddie Mac: Delinquency Rate Rises to 3.33 Percent
Freddie Mac: Delinquency Rate Rises to 3.33 Percent
NOTE: I'll have some more thoughts on existing home sales soon. Click on graph for large image. This graph shows the Freddie Mac single family delinquency rate since January 2005. Here is the Freddie Mac portfolio data . From Reuters: Freddie Mac Sept portfolio up, delinquencies jump (ht ...
The Fannie-Freddie Equity Conundrum (FNM, FRE)
The Fannie-Freddie Equity Conundrum (FNM, FRE)
247wallst.com — It is no secret that things could be much better than they are at Fannie Mae (NYSE:... FNM) and Freddie Mac (NYSE: FRE). But the last week or so has re-highlighted just how bad and dire the situation is for these government sponsored entities and ... (more) The Fannie-Freddie Equity Conundrum (FNM, FRE)
SF Fed: Recent Developments in Mortgage Finance
SF Fed: Recent Developments in Mortgage Finance
calculatedriskblog.com — From San Francisco Fed Senior Economist John Krainer: Recent Developments in Mortgage Finance As the U.S. housing... market has moved from boom in the middle of the decade to bust over the past two years, the sources of mortgage funding have changed ... (more) SF Fed: Recent Developments in Mortgage Finance
Mortgage Rates Below 5% = Inflation Will Be Low
Mortgage Rates Below 5% = Inflation Will Be Low
mjperry.blogspot.com — McLean, VA – Freddie Mac today released the results of its Primary Mortgage Market Survey in which... the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage ( FRM ) averaged 4.92% with an average 0.7 point for the week ending October 15, 2009, up from last week when it ... (more) Mortgage Rates Below 5% = Inflation Will Be Low
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Existing Home Sales Increase in September
calculatedriskblog.com 10/23/2009 — The NAR reports: Big Rebound in Existing-Home Sales Shows First-Time Buyer Momentum Existing-home sales – including single-family, townhomes, condominiums and co-ops – jumped 9.4 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.57 million units in ...