Mortgage rates leveled off this week, according to a Freddie Mac survey that found the 30-year home loan up a single notch and the 15-year mortgage down by the same amount.
The survey said lenders were offering 30-year fixed-rate loans to well-qualified borrowers at an average 4.50% compared with 4.49% last week and rates in the 4.2% range for a couple of months last fall.
The 15-year fixed loan was at 3.67%, down from 3.68%, Freddie Mac said Thursday. The borrowers would have paid an average 0.7% of the loan amount to the lenders in upfront fees and points for the fixed-rate loans.
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