Mortgage News Weekly 9/20/2018

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Mortgage News Weekly 9/20/2018 video duration 1 Minute(s) 7 Second(s), published by Chris Montcalmo Mortgage on 20 09 2018 - 14:52:47.

http://www.cantmisswithchris.com The Federal Reserve may be set to accelerate the pace of its rate hikes and mortgage rates ticked higher for the fourth straight Jason Obradovich, EVP of Capital Markets for New American Funding, is back with today's Mortgage Rundown
We've all noticed how unpredictable the market .

The higher rates are expected to take some of the competition out of the buying market
especially investors looking to flip or rent homes I discussed our latest research on Ten News today
The full version of the interview is available via Patreon
Please consider supporting our work via Patreon http://www.cantmisswithchris.com Consumers can now freeze their credit information for free and mortgage rates dipped slightly over the past week
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The Federal Reserve may be set to accelerate the pace of its rate hikes and mortgage rates ticked higher for the fourth straight week. Here’s the latest edition of “Mortgage News Weekly.\

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We've all noticed how unpredictable the market .

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The higher rates are expected to take some of the competition out of the buying market
especially investors looking to flip or rent homes.

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