David Rossman - Mortgage Financial Group, Inc. NMLS# 1457929

04/30/2023

A great house! If you have questions about this property or want to take a tour, contact Joselyn Reyes Brunelle. If you have questions about financing, contact David Rossman - Mortgage Financial Group, Inc. NMLS # 1457929. See it here: https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/M9545749817

04/28/2023

You must see this Just Listed home! If you have questions or want to take a tour, reach out to Meshell Perry of Dogwood Realty at . 904-651-2088. For financing questions please reach out to David Rossman - Mortgage Financial Group, Inc. NMLS # 1457929 PH: 910-528-6587. To see the home virtually: https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/M5305286092

04/27/2023

A must-see, gorgous home on the water. If you have questions or want to take a tour, contact Marvin Salter Realtor - SVR Realty. If you want to explore financing, please contact David Rossman - Mortgage Financial Group, Inc. NMLS # 1457929

04/27/2023

If you need information or would like to see this beautiful home contact Taylor Hoffman Realtor - REMI Realty. For financing information contact David Rossman - Mortgage Financial Group, Inc. NMLS # 1457929

04/24/2023

Housing builds wealth, at all income levels. And the best time to buy was always 5 years ago. Even with higher mortgage rates, the housing market is doing just fine. In most markets, low inventory levels are constraining transaction volumes - but also keeping home prices supported.

03/29/2023

https://readynest.com/homebuyer-stories/should-you-buy-a-home-during-uncertain-times

During times of economic uncertainty, higher interest rates, inflation and other factors may have you reconsidering whether now is the time to get a mortgage. Read these considerations if you’re trying to decide whether to buy a house now or wait.

03/29/2023

Good Financial Advice

03/29/2023

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03/29/2023

03/28/2023

Mortgage Rates Continue Drifting Higher
By: Matthew Graham
31 Min, 36 Secs ago
The week began with a noticeable uptick in mortgage rates relative to last week's lows. Today's momentum continued in the same direction, but with less urgency. The average lender moved up by 0.06% for a flawless conforming 30yr fixed scenario.

Mortgage rates are driven by the constantly-changing prices of mortgage-backed securities (MBS), which are essentially bonds that rely on mortgages as collateral. The bond market had been doing very well in the midst of the recent banking panic as investors sought safe havens to park cash. MBS and Treasuries both fit that bill.

But as panic subsides, investors have moved cash out of the bond market. This puts downward pressure on bond prices and upward pressure on yields/rates. This continues to be the primary source of input for rates, and one that is beginning to settle down. There is more room for rates to adjust higher if banking concerns continue to subside.