Kan.
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“Mortgage rates dropped lower last week following the announcement of increased MBS purchases by the GSEs,” Mortgage Bankers Association Deputy Chief Economist Joel Kan said in a statement.
From Barron's
Applications for loans to purchase a home were 13% higher than one year prior last week, Kan noted, “as lower rates and higher inventory kept potential home buyers active in the market.”
From Barron's
In particular, “the average loan size for refinance applications was also higher, as borrowers with larger loan sizes are typically more sensitive to changes in rates,” Joel Kan, deputy chief economist at the MBA, said in a statement.
From MarketWatch
In one pool near me sat Ryan Binter, 30, and Kyra Rubinstein, 26, both from Wichita, Kan.
From Los Angeles Times
Born in 1913 in Independence, Kan., Inge grew up surrounded by women—his mother and sisters—and he would later say that their experiences gave him a keen ear for emotional nuance.
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