Home loan, anyone? Mortgages are selling like ice cubes in Antarctica, and the numbers seem to get worse every week. Applications for home loans fell another 2 percent last week to their lowest level since 2000, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. “Home purchase applications continued to be held down by rapidly drying up demand, as high mortgage rates, challenging affordability, and a gloomier outlook of the economy kept buyers on the sidelines,” said the
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