Refinancing slows following boom of last two years

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Refinancing in Baton Rouge has hit the brakes as mortgage rates rise, putting an end to the pandemic refinancing boom sparked by historically low interest rates.  The opportunity for people to refinance their homes has diminished, says Tee Brown, president of GMFS Mortgage, now that rates are closer to 5.5% compared to as low as

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