| Term | Bank Rate | Our Rate |
| 1 Year | 3.14 % | 1.69 % |
| 2 Year | 3.19 % | 1.54 % |
| 3 Year | 3.49 % | 1.54 % |
| 4 Year | 3.74 % | 1.79 % |
| 5 Year | 4.59 % | 1.89 % |
| 7 Year | 5.35 % | 2.44 % |
| 10 Year | 5.60 % | 2.89 % |
April 19th, 2010 is the date, and the new mortgage rule changes go into effect today. Our office did a presentation to 50 realtors and clients last week, and below are the three videos that came from it where the changes are discussed at much, much greater length than previously. Enjoy! Transcription of Video Blogs
I took more calls today than I could count asking, “Is it too late to get in under the old rules?” The short answer is: “YES” The reality is that lenders are swamped with applications from people that got them in within the last 7 days. They’ve been working around the clock to the mortgages
For years Americans have enjoyed the benefits of being able to deduct the interest paid on their residential mortgages and save on income tax. Some people may say that this benefit is partly why Americans have encountered so much housing trouble as this concept encourages you to keep a high mortgage balance…after all the interest
