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What’s Ahead For California Mortgage Rates : June 20, 2011

The California mortgage rate market improved last week as Wall Street managed news on both sides of the economic coin. There were several instances of higher-than-expected inflation — an event that tends to lead rates higher — but weak domestic jobs data and a soft manufacturing report suppressed the damage. Rates were also held low […]

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Corona, CA Mortgage Broker/Lender | Corona Home Mortgage Bank

Premier Capital Investments is a Corona, CA Mortgage Broker/Lender and Mortgage Bank offering Corona FHA, VA, USDA, HomePath, Conventional, and Corona Down Payment Assistance home loans.   The flexibility of being both a bank and broker gives home buyers more loan options, ability to close faster, fewer qualifying restrictions, and a greater chance of qualifying for […]

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CA Conforming / FHA Loan Limits Dropping Oct. 1, 2011. How Will it Affect You?

If you are a home buyer or home owner in a traditional high-cost area of California, like Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, Orange, or Los Angeles county, October 1st could be a very bad day for you.  Starting October 1, 2011, temporary conforming and FHA insurable loan limits will be lowered nationwide. ________________________________________________________ — UPDATE […]

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What’s Ahead For California Mortgage Rates: June 6, 2011

Mortgage rates in California improved early last week as a result of worries about Eurozone sovereign debt default and the U.S. employment report showed the economy’s rebound to be moving slower than originally anticipated. In Greece, the nation readied itself for its second bailout in two years. The bailout measures from last year have not […]

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