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Mortgage Applications Take a Rebound After Fourth of July Week Drop

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After plunging down a week prior, mortgage applications take a rebound. On the week ending July 14, applications rose by 6.3 percent from the previous week. The Refinance and Purchase Indexes both increased in the latest weekly survey by the Mortgage Bankers’ Association. Survey Highlights:  Read more

Mortgage Applications Take a Sharp Drop

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Mortgage application activities took a sharp fall in the weekly survey conducted by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) ending June 23, 2017. This drastic decline was felt after two consecutive weeks of increase. This date is reported in the Weekly Mortgage Application Survey. Survey  Read more

Mortgage Loan Applications Rose by 2.4 Percent

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The Weekly Mortgage Application Survey of the Mortgage Bankers Association showed some promise as the loan applications volume increased on the seasonally adjusted basis last week ending May 5.The home purchase and refinance industries have shown an upswing according to the latest  Read more

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