It is a good morning to be looking at homes, spring has sprung around central Ohio and with low rates on top of the $8,000 first-time home buyers credit there are a lot of good things about buying a house today.
These rates are provided as a reference and can change without notice, please contact Fifth Third Mortgage or Countrywide Bank for all the details.
| Bank | Loan Type | Rate* |
|---|---|---|
| Fifth Third Bank | Conventional 30 Year Fixed | 4.750% |
| Fifth Third Bank | Conventional 20 Year Fixed | 4.750% |
| Countrywide Bank | Conventional 15 Year Fixed | 4.375% |
| Fifth Third Bank | Conventional 15 Year Fixed | 4.625% |
| Countrywide Bank | FHA 30 year Fixed | 4.750% |
| Fifth Third Bank | FHA 30 Year Fixed | 5.000% |
| Countrywide Bank | FHA 30 YEAR FIXED (with 1% originationn fee) | 4.750% |
| Fifth Third Bank | FHA 3-1 ARM | 4.250% |
| Fifth Third Bank | VA 30 Year Fixed | 4.875% |
| Fifth Third Bank | VA 15 Year Fixed | 4.500% |
| Fifth Third Bank | USDA | 5.000% |
| Fifth Third Bank | OHFA (with downpayment assistance) | 6.125% |
For more information contact Bill Channell (614.563.9845 or william.channell@53.com) at Fifth Third Mortgage or Dennis Reed (614.778.8185 or dennis_reed@countrywide.com) at Countrywide Bank for more information.
* – rates were trasnferred from e-mails and the details are subject to change at any time. Contact Bill or Dennis for more information.
[...] Original post by Sadie’s Take on Delaware [...]
Hopefully the fed will keep buying mortgage paper and treasuries and moves rates under 4.5%. As we past through 5% we have hit the point to make it compelling for people to buy homes. The market can repair itself with these rates and truly available morgtgages. I believe the fed is committed to do this, I been blogging to 6 months for this to happen and it is. It is a great time to buy historically. I see it perking up already. Some areas of the country are setting high volume records!