Mortgage Refinance Loans for California
Conforming, FHA and VA Refinancing

California Homeowners seek mortgage refinance loans with discounted mortgage rates for local refinancing with VA and FHA loan specials for conventional and jumbo loans online. After months of fighting off decreasing property values, Southern California homeowners took another blow with devastating wildfires that took San Diego, Orange and Los Angeles County by storm. San Diego alone evacuated over 600,000 residents due to the fires. With home prices dropping, mortgage rates rising, this has been a difficult year for California homeowners.

The So-Cal economy will benefit from the recent mortgage rate cuts spurred by the Fed's action. With reduced mortgage rates, local consumers should gain more confidence in real estate and begin buying homes again.

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New California Loan Limits for FHA, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac home loans.

Homeowners who have recently struggled with rate adjustments might find comfort with the FHA Secure loan program that offers low rate refinancing even if your credit scores have gone bad from late mortgage payments. Southern California residents should examine their credit cards, installment loans and mortgages while considering refinancing all the adjustable rate terms into fixed rate loans that will save them a small fortune over the years.

Refinance Home Loans & Credit Cards to Save Money & Get More Cash Out!

San Diego homeowners can refinance their home mortgage and get cash out for new home construction, investments or debt consolidation!

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California Home Foreclosures Climb as San Diego Wild Fire and
Interest Rates Surge

According to an MSN News article entitled "Foreclosures jump 30 percent in 3rd quarter", Foreclosure actions were reported on more than 446,000 properties the three months ended Sept. 30, up 30% from the second quarter and double last year's third quarter. The article further reports that California saw one filing for every 88 households, the second highest; the rate was up 36 percent from the previous quarter and nearly quadruple the third quarter of 2006. "Continued market concerns about weaker economic growth and further declines in the housing market have kept mortgage rates low over the last few weeks," said Frank Nothaft, chief economist at Freddie Mac.

Adjustable rate mortgage payments combined with decreasing home equity and tighter mortgage lending guidelines has triggered a severe credit crunch and all but wiped out the subprime market nationwide. House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank and other Democrats on the panel told administration officials time was critical, given statistics showing that 2 million subprime mortgages will reset in coming months at much higher monthly payments, greatly raising the risks of even more defaults. Subprime mortgage lenders are going out of business and lenders are going bankrupt.

California foreclosures continue to rise in 2007, and San Diego wild fires are throwing a new twist into southern California's real estate recovery. According to Wikipedia, at least 1,500 homes were destroyed and over 500,000 acres (2,000 km²) of land burned from Santa Barbara County, through Los Angeles and Riverside Counties, to San Diego County and the U.S.-Mexico border. Overall more than 781 square miles burned, as of Sunday October 28, 2007, with more than $1 billion (US) estimated in San Diego County alone. Overall, more than 1.8% of the land in Southern California has burned, an area 1.5 times the area of Los Angeles.

How will the wild fires affect San Diego's already faltering housing market?

The firestorms represent but the latest jolt to San Diego County's once-vibrant real estate market. The disaster arrived in the wake of plummeting sales and record foreclosures, which last month rose 301 percent from year-ago levels, according to a recent report released by DataQuick.