Home loans at that seemingly hallucinatory rate were out there this week, mortgage industry insiders said Tuesday -- at least for those few gold-plated borrowers willing to fork over king-size upfront discount points and origination fees.
Home loans almost always march in tandem with the yield on long-term government bonds.
And a combination of bleak economic news and lawmakers' agreement to raise the federal debt ceiling sent the yield on the 10-year Treasury note plunging to 2.62% on Tuesday -- down from more than 3.7% in February.
As usual, mortgage rates followed, reaching their lowest point since November. Read more here…
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