As mortgage rates fall, homeowners and buyers have decisions to make
Mortgage rates fell Thursday to their lowest level since April 2023- 6.2 percent for a 30- year fixed-rate mortgage, down from 6.35 percent a week before, according to Freddie Mac. It also comes as the Federal Reserve gets ready for its next policy meeting next week, when it is expected to announce the first interest-rate cut since it began hiking rates in March…
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