mortgage rate
Britishnoun
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One was their low mortgage rate.
From MarketWatch
Many of these homeowners likely have an ultralow mortgage rate, which they may not be willing to give up on top of a lower price for the house.
From MarketWatch
If you purchased a $400,000 house with a 6.3% mortgage rate and put 20% down — or more to reduce your monthly payments and interest paid over the life of the mortgage — you would have a $320,000 mortgage that would cost you around $1,900 a month, just shy of your current rent.
From MarketWatch
Moving this year wasn’t an option thanks to the still-competitive home prices and the latest mortgage rate hike.
From Seattle Times
Those fees, which are a percentage of the loan amount, are often layered on top of a borrower’s base mortgage rate; and the higher your credit score, the less you generally pay.
From New York Times
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