Rising demand for purchase loans and refinancing as rates climb to new highs underscores volatility, with Fed expected to continue rate hikes, according to the MBA’s latest Mortgage Applications Survey.
Source: Inman News
Demand for home loans picks up for first time in 6 weeks
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