Maya and Chris, your rate is aging well.
How your rate stacks up against the market, and the number to remember.
National average: Freddie Mac PMMS 30-year fixed, weekly. Sample data.
What happens next
If rates for a loan like yours reach your rate target, I'll reach out with the numbers and you decide if it's worth it. Until then, there's nothing to do.
- Review your homeowners insurance renewal
- Check your property tax assessment
- See if your mortgage insurance can come off
- Know your rate target
I'm in the relationship business. Home loans are just how I prove it.
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Your rate is your note rate at lock. National average: Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey 30-year fixed, for the week your loan locked and as of the date shown; it assumes a conventional loan with 20% down and includes average points. Your rate target is your rate minus 0.75 percentage points, a rule of thumb for when a refinance may be worth reviewing. It is not a recommendation or a rate quote. Refinancing involves closing costs and may not benefit every borrower.
Sample, made-up numbers