When will we see the fixed loan mortgage rates come down as a result of the fed’s rate cut?

Pat asked:


trying to figure out whens the best time to refinace or get a fixed home equity loan.

CLIFF
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4 Responses to When will we see the fixed loan mortgage rates come down as a result of the fed’s rate cut?

  1. Debbie V says:

    JAIME

    I think that they might go down a little, but right know the rates all pretty good.

  2. oskarmyloanguy.com says:

    ELLIOT

    Fed’s rate has no direct impact on mortgage rates. Only on short term loans like Equity lines, Car loans, Credit card rates, and Personal loans form banks

  3. Beverly S says:

    BRIAN

    The fed rate is bank to bank only. Has nothing to do with mortgage rates. There is a trickle down effect but nothing dramatic. Time to refi is now. Rates are lower than they have been in 2 years.

  4. godged says:

    JUSTIN

    Mortgage loan rates are not attached to the Fed discount rate. You may see no reduction in mortgage loan rates.

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