US Treasury bonds looked so bloody attractive above 5%.Would be nice having $10m+ and parking in a 30 year bond and sleeping in till 10am for the rest of the life heheHow do super rich folks go broke...? 

Each month, the Fed has allowed $60 billion in Treasuries to mature and roll off their balance sheet.

Thank you,Matt MortgageNewsDaily.com is a very good resource for daily tracking of conventional rates and they also have good content explaining the reasoning behind the moves (MBS, treasuries, etc.)DSCR Loans a little harder as its going to be a range and based more on deal specifics, I'd check youtube, etc - also would generally track the 5-year treasury yield and add about 3% to get a general daily ballpark

This is Lynn, I am referring to Janet Behm, who is a Certified Tax Coach and licensed by the US Treasury Dept. as an Enrolled Agent.She knows tax strategies for real estate that most tax preparers have never heard of.This is the classic: "You don't know, what you don't know."

I think the OP is mixing up a surety bond with a treasury bond.  

As long as you are not understating any type of income - and I am taking vary broad view here - - and you are not, overall, defrauding the US Treasury.  

The 10 year Treasury rates during the early 80s peaked at 15.84% in 1981. 

Wish it were true, but every lender bases their rates off of Sofi or 10 yr Treasury, etc. 

I could put my money into treasury bills (which are about as risk-free as an investor can do) and get around 5% for year (and completely passive).

Personally if I had 1 million just laying around Id probably put some of it into real estate, pay down some existing debts, some of it in treasury bills, and some of it in an index fund.