Mortgage rates average 4.67% | Pound Ridge Real Estate - Buying Bedford Real Estate

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Mortgage rates average 4.67% | Pound Ridge Real Estate - Buying Bedford Real Estate: 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) averaged 4.67 percent. Robert Paul is a realtor specializing in buying and selling Pound Ridge property.

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