Rates on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 3.71 percent for the week ending June 14, according to Freddie Mac’s weekly survey of conforming rates. Before that week, rates had broken record lows for six weeks in a row.
Mortgage pricing data released Thursday, June 14th, 2012 in the weekly survey of mortgage rates from Freddie Mac, a government sponsored enterprise and purchaser of mortgage loans on the secondary market, confirmed the uptick in interest rates.
The survey showed on average 30 year fixed mortgage rates were 3.71 percent (0.7 points) for the week ending June 14th, 2012. This was up from a record setting 3.67 percent (0.7 points) the week before. 15 year fixed pricing also rose, averaging 2.98 percent (0.7 points), up from 2.94 percent (0.7 points.)
30 Year Mortgage Rates (0 Points)
Roundpoint Mortgage Company - 3.750 percent Note Rate, 3.750 percent APR, $0 Fees
Amerisave - 3.750 percent Note Rate, 3.832 percent APR, $1995 Fees
15 Year Mortgage Rates (0 Points)
AIMLoan.com - 2.875 percent Note Rate, 2.876 percent APR, $10 Fees
QuickenLoans - 3.375 percent Note Rate, 3.562 percent APR, $2557 Fees
30 Year FHA Mortgage Rates (0 Points)
Atlantic Mortgage & Funding - 3.250 percent Note Rate, 3.281 percent APR, $775 Fees
Discover Home Loans - 3.625 percent Note Rate, 3.779 percent APR, $3750 Fees
30 Year VA Mortgage Rates (0 Points)
Atlantic Mortgage & Funding - 3.500 percent Note Rate, 3.500 percent APR, $0 Fees
Seckel Capital - 4.250 percent Note Rate, 4.250 percent APR, $0 Fees
