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            <author>dennis@dennispeaseteam.com (Dennis Pease)</author>
            <title>Oregon Mortgage Rates: Weekly Update - Lane County - Eugene</title>
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Mortgage rates for 15 and 30 year fixed loans stayed the same this week. However, the ARM rates got substantially better. That may mean that the investors in MBS (mortgage-backed securities) are loosening up a bit, and are more willing to take on these loans. Of course the guidelines are still very strict, but ARMs can be a great option for certain situations, especially in Jumbo loans. 


The Commerce Dept released their report on Durable Goods Orders, (products that are intended to last more... ]]> </description>
            <pubDate>Sun, 26 Apr 2009 15:34:27 -0500</pubDate>
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            <author>dennis@dennispeaseteam.com (Dennis Pease)</author>
            <title>Eugene Mortgage News - Mortgage Rates</title>
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Mortgage rates look similar to last week at this point, as noted below. However, the mortgage backed securities have gained some strength today, and are not necessarily affected by the general bond market numbers. Both consumer spending and consumer confidence numbers came in higher toady, but higher after record lows doesn't hold a lot of water. The truly good news is that the Federal Reserve purchased the most MBS this past week, and has had a significant impact on overall mortgage rates. It ... ]]> </description>
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