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For years, mortgage lenders and consumers, as well as other real estate professionals, have depended on our expertise to provide high-quality value estimates on all sorts of homes in Grand Traverse, Benzie and Leelanau Counties.  By continuously keeping up with local real estate trends  and staying current on valuation techniques through accredited courses, we've been consistently able to generate reliable home valuations for people just like you.

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  • Primary and Secondary Mortgages
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  • Divorce Settlement
  • Tax Assessment Disputes
  • Retrospective Valuations
  • Employee Relocation
  • REO Valuations

North Wing Appraisal

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Technology plays a prominent part in how North Wing Appraisal does business. It helps keep costs down while maintaining superb quality and responsive service.   We also believe that regardless of the business, service is the top reason a client comes, goes, repeats or gives your number to others.  We keep this in mind whether you're talking to us on the phone, in e-mail or talking in person.   Our goal is simply an unsurpassed experience for our clients.   Call North Wing Appraisal today. We guarantee you'll see the difference, too.

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Complete Silence After AM Volatility
12/1/2025 3:04 PM
Complete Silence After AM Volatility Bonds were mostly flat overnight before a sharp sell-off from 8am through 10am ET. After that, momentum went flat again--especially the last 4 hours of trading.  No one is still debating whether or not the AM sell-off was due to Japan"s central bank news or a p...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Erase Last Week"s Gains
12/1/2025 2:34 PM
Mortgage rates are based on bonds and the bond market is prone to erratic behavior on major holiday weeks. One of the more common patterns is for the holiday week to see a noticeable departure from a prevailing trend only to return to that trend in the following week.  That"s exactly what we"re seeing on the first day of the new week. The pre...Read More
 
DSCR, Non-QM, FHA Products; AI, Broker, Borrower-Focused Webinars; STRATMOR on 2026 Growth Areas
12/1/2025 10:45 AM
A buddy from Kentucky wrote to me, saying, “Statistics show that the average person has sex 89 times per year. Looks like I"m in for a pretty wild December.” November is behind us, and with it all the noise about President Trump’s 50-year mortgage proposal. Capital markets personnel in the mortgage biz don’t like thinking about how long it would ta...Read More
 
Breaking Down Early Weakness. Is It Japan?
12/1/2025 9:13 AM
Bonds are sharply weaker to begin the new week and the new month. This is the first (and probably best) clue as to the nature of this morning"s market movement. Thanksgiving weeks are prone to random volatility and today"s selling basically erases the entirety of last week"s movement. Then there"s the Bank of Japan"s comments on considering rate hi...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Unchanged Versus Wednesday
11/28/2025 11:55 AM
As is most often the case, the Friday after Thanksgiving added nothing interesting to mortgage rate momentum.  The average lender"s top tier 30yr fixed rate is exactly where it was on Wednesday.  The underlying bond market closes early today, but will be fully open next week.  At that point, we"re likely to see some volatility return...Read More
 
Open But Not Really Open
11/28/2025 11:53 AM
Open But Not Really Open This is just a reminder that the Friday after Thanksgiving is the most useless and inconsequential trading day of the year.  In very rare cases, movement can be tied to actual events/data, but that"s not the case today. We do not publish detailed commentary on this particu...Read More
 
Coast to Coast Jobs; Hodge Podge of Economic News; Improved Pull Through = Lower Cost Per Loan
11/28/2025 10:45 AM
When did our business start with the catchy slogans? Stay alive in ’25? Stay in the mix in ’26. It’ll be heaven in ’27. How about, “Try to earn a little revenue every day, day after day.”? Smart mortgage bankers look at units, not dollar volumes. If an LO does $5 million in a month, is that one $5 million loan or ten $500,000 loans? And if your cos...Read More
 
Holiday Week Volatility With Zero Consequence
11/26/2025 1:55 PM
Holiday Week Volatility With Zero Consequence Although there was a brief negative reaction to this morning"s economic data, the impact was minimal. Random holiday-week volatility accounted for bigger swings, but those swings ultimately canceled each other out. By the 3pm close, bonds were close enough to un...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Slightly Higher, But Remain Near Long-Term Lows
11/26/2025 1:52 PM
Wednesday was far less eventful than the first two days of the week as far as mortgage rates were concerned. The average lender raised rates just a hair, but apart from yesterday, these are the lowest levels in a month and very close to the lowest levels in more than 3 years. Bond markets and mortgage lenders will be closed tomorrow for Thanksgivi...Read More
 
Credit Union Compliance, HELOC Products; Conventional Conforming Loan Limits and Other Fannie/Freddie News
11/26/2025 10:42 AM
The new phone books are here, the new phone books are here! Oh, wait a minute. The new conventional conforming loan limits are here! The new conventional conforming loan limits are here! True, lenders that are entirely focused on non-Agency products like non-QM (without many of the loan level price adjustments or gfees) may not care too much, but f...Read More




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