30-year fixed mortgage rates hit three-year low

May 12, 2016
AmPro Realty
Category: News

The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate dropped to 3.57% – far below its 3.85% one year ago and the third week in a row for a decline.

This is a shock and historic. If you are to looking to buy a home or make an investment into a 2nd home, now’s the time to buy. You’ll save money over the long haul of the life of your purchase. Who knows how long these rates will last. Take advantage of this bottom rates before they go higher.

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