How the Federal Reserve cutting rates affects your Dayton Ohio Mortgage Rate?
Dayton Ohio Mortgage Rates hit 3 year low:
Dayton Ohio Mortgage Rates vs. Fed Funds Rate:The federal funds rate is actually the overnight lending rate. Sounds simple right? Many people automatically think that if the Fed drops the rate than Dayton Ohio Mortgage Rates are dropping. WRONG! The Fed fund rate influences short term rates and I am not talking about adjustable rate mortgages (5 and 7 year arms). The fed funds rate affects certain types of Dayton Ohio Mortgages such as home equity loans, credit cards and other short term loans like car and persornal loans. It can also effect CD’s, savings account rates and money market accounts but will not have a direct affect on Dayton Ohio mortgage rates. The 10 year bond and Dayton Ohio Mortgages:Dayton Ohio Mortgage Rates follow the US treasury bond rate, particularly the 10 year bond. Dayton Ohio Mortgages track US Treasury bonds quite well. There is no direct relationship but if you compare the two side by side you will see a correlation. See the cart below from HSH.com.
For the most part you can count on a few things:
If you want to know more about the Dayton Ohio Real Estate market you can read about it at: Dayton Ohio Real Estate Market Update: Total Market Overview . Some other things that you can look for when it comes to the Dayton Ohio Mortgage Rates are first time home buyers loans and some HUD incentives especially for Ohio Home buyers.
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Posted on February 25, 2008 10:42:29 by Mark.RYAN
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Dayton Ohio Real Estate Market Update - Total market overviewDayton Ohio Real Estate Market Update for January 2008, total market overview.
What information on Dayton Ohio real estate is here?
This report is for residential single family homes in the greater Dayton Ohio area. You will learn what is actively being marketed for sale, what actually sold last month, home many homes failed to sell, the number of homes that negotiated contracts but have not closed yet, average and median prices, days on market and more… This is truly a total market for the Dayton Ohio Real Estate Market.
January 2008 market activity
What does all this mean???Well if you are thinking of selling a home in the Dayton Ohio area, in general, you can expect for it to take approximately 122 to sell and that it will sell for only 95.26% of your asking price. You also find that there is a supply of over 14 months worth of homes for sale in the Dayton Ohio real estate market. You find that number by looking at the number of homes actively for sale and dividing that by the number of homes that sold last month… that give you over 14 months supply.
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Posted on February 17, 2008 20:46:24 by Mark.RYAN
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