Mortgage rates hit low of 4.54 pct.
Mortgage rates dropped to the lowest level on record for the fifth time in six weeks, making homebuying and refinancing the most attractive in decades for those who can get loans.

Mortgage Rates Fall Again; 30-Year Fixed At 4.54% - Freddie
Mortgage Rates Fall Again; 30-Year Fixed At 4.54% - Freddie

Mortgage brokers to be fingerprinted, registered
Mortgage loan originators will have to be fingerprinted and sign up to a central registry to do business in future, according to new rules issued by the Federal Reserve and other regulators. Mortgage - Business - Mortgage broker - Federal Reserve System - Financial Services

Mortgage rates hit low of 4.54 percent
Mortgage rates are the most affordable in decades for those who can qualify for a loan. For many, the opportunity to buy a home or refinance at this time is lost because of the tough economy and tight credit standards. But those who have secure jobs, superior... Mortgage - Loan - Refinancing - United States - Business

Mortgage Rates Hit Another Low: 4.54 Percent
Mortgage rates dropped to the lowest level on record for the fifth time in six weeks, making homebuying and refinancing the most attractive in decades for those who can get loans. Freddie Mac says the average rate for 30-year fixed loans this week was 4.54 percent, down from 4.56 last week. That's the lowest since Freddie Mac began tracking rates in 1971.

Mortgage rates fall to 4.54%
Mortgage rates dropped to the lowest level on record for the fifth time in six weeks.

Mortgage brokers to be fingerprinted and registered
Mortgage loan originators will have to be fingerprinted and sign up to a central registry to do business in future, according to final rules issued on Wednesday by the Federal Reserve and other regulators.

Mortgage-Relief Firm To Reimburse $2.4 Million, Cease Marketing
Mortgage-Relief Firm To Reimburse $2.4 Million, Cease Marketing

Mortgage rates at new record low
Mortgage rates hit a modern-day record low, yet again. The benchmark 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell 3 basis points this week, to 4.71 percent, according to the Bankrate.com national survey of large lenders. A basis point is one-hundredth of 1 percentage point.