Jon Dao • Mortgage Loan Advisor • NMLS #1786259

16/06/2026

Mortgage rates edged lower this week, reaching their best levels in a month. Cooling global tensions helped support bonds, creating modest relief for borrowers considering a purchase or refinance.

10/06/2026

Inflation gave buyers and refinancers a mixed signal today. Cooler core price growth helped, but oil and Iran risks could still pressure mortgage rates. Read more on the Daily Buzz!

Inflation gave buyers and refinancers a mixed signal today. Cooler core price growth helped, but oil and Iran risks could still pressure mortgage rates.

09/06/2026

Existing home sales climbed to a 4.17M pace, but buyer demand softened. Read more on the Daily Buzz!

08/06/2026

War tensions eased after an overnight bond-market spike, while home prices kept rising. Read more on the Daily Buzz!

War tensions eased after an overnight bond-market spike, while home prices kept rising. Here’s what that means for mortgage rates and housing moves.

05/06/2026

Hiring came in much stronger than expected, and wage strength kept pressure on mortgage rates for buyers and homeowners weighing options. Read more on the Daily Buzz!

Hiring came in much stronger than expected, and wage strength kept pressure on mortgage rates for buyers and homeowners weighing options.

04/06/2026

Hiring stayed positive, layoffs rose, and overseas tensions cooled. Read more on the Daily Buzz!

Hiring stayed positive, layoffs rose, and overseas tensions cooled. Here’s what that means for mortgage rates and payment options.

03/06/2026

Private hiring beat forecasts and oil jumped on Iran news. Read more on the Daily Buzz!

Private hiring beat forecasts and oil jumped on Iran news. Here’s the key mortgage rate signal buyers and refinancers should watch next.

02/06/2026

Job openings rose far above forecasts, while lower oil prices eased market stress. Read more on the Daily Buzz!

Job openings rose far above forecasts, while lower oil prices eased market stress. Here’s how that mix could shape mortgage rates and affordability.

01/06/2026

Mortgage rates ticked slightly higher today as global events increased inflation concerns, but they remain below recent highs. Meanwhile, home prices continue to show year-over-year appreciation and inflation remains a key driver of where rates go next.

01/06/2026

GDP slowed to 1.6%, but Iran headlines and higher oil prices may raise mortgage rates. Read more on the Daily Buzz!

GDP slowed to 1.6%, but Iran headlines and higher oil prices may raise mortgage rates. Here is what buyers and refinancers should watch this week.