Wells Fargo, one of the nation's biggest mortgage lenders, raised the interest rates on it 30-year, fixed-rate, non-conforming (AKA jumbo) loan to 8 percent last week, up from 6.875 percent. Other lenders are likely to join Wells Fargo.
The reason is apparently the collapse of the secondary mortgage market.
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