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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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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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Just Another Reasonably Bad Day For Bonds
7/22/2026 3:52 PM
Just Another Reasonably Bad Day For Bonds Bonds had a bad day for the 3rd time this week. The weakness was reasonable in light of fuel prices hitting the highest level since 2022 by some measures. That said, the intraday correlation between bonds and oil/gas/etc wasn"t overly compelling. We continue to view...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Inch Up to 11-Month High
7/22/2026 2:47 PM
We have bad news and slightly less bad news. Starting with the latter, today"s mortgage rates are only marginally higher than they were yesterday with the average top tier 30yr fixed rate up 0.02%. The bad news is that this takes our rate index to 6.77%--the highest level since July 28th, 2025.  Mortgage rates are driven by the bond market an...Read More
 
Servicing, Non-Agency, AI Processing Tools; Condo Turmoil Ahead?
7/22/2026 10:43 AM
There’s always something in the news, whether it is Jimothy the raccoon in the Northwest, or the Canadian wildfire smoke in the Northeast which coincided with more tariffs directed at Canada. Homebuilders, and those who lend to them, know that materials from Canada are already subject to tariffs, but the new tariffs could affect building materials ...Read More
 
Just a Bit Weaker as Oil Keeps Rising
7/22/2026 9:18 AM
For those not interested in overcomplicating things, it"s fair enough to simply observe the resurgence of hostilities in the Iran war prompting a resurgence of fuel prices and bond selling due to inflation expectations. Earnings season in equities has added to volatility in the 9:30am-10am hour on each of the past 2 mornings. We seem to be breaking...Read More
 
Headwinds, Cont"d
7/21/2026 4:06 PM
Headwinds, Cont"d "Headwinds, Cont"d" could be apply to the entirety of 2022-2026 or just March-July of 2026. But let"s just focus on today"s installment. For the second day this week, there wasn"t any stellar correlation between bonds and other markets, econ data, or news headlines. Still, we wouldn"t say ...Read More
 
Rates Match Longer-Term High For The 3rd Time in 2026
7/21/2026 2:29 PM
In late July, 2025, 30yr fixed rates embarked on an excellent adventure, moving down from 6.75% on July 31st to 5.99% by late February, 2026. Since then, things haven"t been great thanks to war-related fuel price drama and stronger econ data (the supreme court ruling on tariffs didn"t help either, because it increased Treasury issuance implications...Read More
 
HELOC AI, Doc Analysis, Home Equity POS Products; L1 rebrand; Delinquencies Impact Rates; Live RESPA Panel
7/21/2026 10:49 AM
People who say that residential lending and the state or federal governments aren’t intertwined have to look no further than the CFPB.  Their new office spaces fit 550. There are 1,100 currently. They will get there? Theoretically only Congress can actually shut down the CFPB, in the Senate with 60 or more votes, and the CFPB is still function...Read More
 
Bonds Grudgingly Giving Back Last Week"s Inflation Rally
7/21/2026 8:26 AM
While last week"s CPI and PPI reports were unabashedly great news, the bond market spent Friday and yesterday gradually unwinding most of the resulting gains. The least complicated way to approach this phenomenon would be to observe that fuel prices spent the same 2 days breaking to the highest levels since May 19th and they continue to hold near t...Read More
 
New Week. Same Old Story
7/20/2026 2:53 PM
New Week. Same Old Story While we certainly CAN put short term market movement under a microscope and entertain various potential sources of motivation, it"s just as good to take a few giant steps back and observe the bigger picture trend. When we do, we see a decisively weaker trend since October 2025 with...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Bouncing Higher to Start The Week
7/20/2026 2:10 PM
Last week ended on a promising note with Friday"s rates falling just barely below the previous Friday"s levels. This was a relief after the top-tier 30yr fixed rate matched 11-month highs for the average lender earlier in the week. Unfortunately, rates are starting the new week by heading back toward those highs. Our 30yr fixed rate index is up fr...Read More




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