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Denver mortgage rates, what is going on?

Denver mortgage rates, what is going on?

You may or may not know that when you hear Denver mortgage rates are going up or down on the news, this data is usually outdated by about a week.

Also, if you are talking to multiple mortgage lenders please know that there are multiple variables that determine what rates and fees will be associated with your loan profile. The best piece for advice here is to look for a lender who talks to you about options, and not just THE option for your mortgage.

By someone taking time to explain and explore options available to you, you can see that lender is wanting to make sure you make the most sound financial decision for your family.

Everything else will be competitive with rates and fees. But make sure you look for service, and someone who has the experience to ensure a successful closing given what is at stake when you buy a home. After all, competitive fees and rates are important, being able to close and move on time is as important.

Ray Williams

303.779.0591 x 101

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