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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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Some Signs of Resilience But It"s Still Anyone"s Game
9/15/2026 3:32 PM
Some Signs of Resilience But It"s Still Anyone"s Game After several consecutive business days of abject unpleasantness in the bond/mortgage market, Tuesday finally offered a modest consolation. During domestic trading hours, every attempt to push 10yr yields over 5% was met with a supportive bounce--presuma...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Higher Again Ahead of Fed
9/15/2026 2:54 PM
Mortgage rates moved higher for the 6th day in a row on Tuesday and to the highest levels since January, 2025. The average top-tier 30yr fixed rate is up to 7.22% and the most prevalently-quoted top-tier rate is 7.25%. Over the past 6 days, the average is up 0.33%, which is is the most abrupt jump since October 2024. At least some of the recent vo...Read More
 
Verification, Cash Flow Analysis, Credit Reporting, Climate Data Tools; Webcasts
9/15/2026 10:18 AM
Today we’re in Dallas for the Loan Vision Innovation Conference 2026, and LV recently rolled out its AI accounting software Luna. The CEOs, CFOs, and Controllers here are focused on measuring, analyzing, and interpreting data, including volume. MCT"s September Indices Report reflects a total lock volume decline month over month in August, with purc...Read More
 
5% Yields Bringing Value Buyers?
9/15/2026 9:57 AM
With no meaningful econ data on tap today and no high stakes events, bonds are left to watch news headlines and attend to last-minute positioning goals before tomorrow"s Fed announcement. There"s a bit more of a disconnect between oil prices and bond yields than normal today. Earlier in the overnight session, yields actually led the way higher. In ...Read More
 
Decent Mid-Day Recovery But No Change to Bigger Picture
9/14/2026 2:52 PM
Decent Mid-Day Recovery But No Change to Bigger Picture Monday wasn"t too different from last Friday in that the bond market began the day with AM volatility that gave way to minimally changed yields by the close. The order was reversed, however, with the weaker trading in the AM and rally back to unchanged...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Start Higher, But Some Lenders Recovered
9/14/2026 2:19 PM
On average, the top-tier 30yr fixed mortgage rate moved up to another new long-term high today of 7.17%. You"d have to go back to January, 2025 to see anything higher. That said, there"s more variability than normal today depending on the lender.  Bonds (which dictate rates) were at their weakest levels of the day right around the time most l...Read More
 
Sep. 14: Verification, Non-QM, Processing, Agentic AI Tools; LOs as Financial Strategists; Equity Study
9/14/2026 10:11 AM
Yes, the college game was amazing Saturday night here in Austin, but there’s also IMN’s HELOCs & Second Liens event. The markets know that it is a hot topic. Do “the markets” care about a $40 trillion U.S. deficit? Yes. Does any politician seem able to curb spending, or be elected to do it? Not really, and in fact over the weekend, House Speake...Read More
 
Different Week, Same Selling
9/14/2026 9:38 AM
Selling continues to be the path of least resistance for the bond market. Open interest data from Treasury futures suggests Friday"s "short-covering" assessment may not be the only story. Reason being: open interest moved HIGHER (it would be much easier to conclude short-covering drove the move if open interest was lower). The counterpoint is that ...Read More
 
AM Rally Completely Erased By The Close
9/11/2026 4:29 PM
AM Rally Completely Erased By The Close This morning"s paradoxical rally lasted 30 whole minutes. Bonds turned around at exactly 9am and proceeded to completely erase the AM gains. There were no compelling macro motivations for the reversal apart from a modest rise in oil prices. While oil price lows and hi...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Held Fairly Steady Until Late in The Day
9/11/2026 2:24 PM
Looked at in a vacuum, and up until the last few hours of the day, Friday was no better or worse than the average day over the past several months. Compared to yesterday morning"s levels, the average lender was 0.01% higher--a small enough move to be effectively considered "unchanged."  This expanded to 0.05% in the last few hours as multiple ...Read More




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