EFINANCING
your loan allows you to take advantage of improvements in your
credit or drops in market interest rates. Finding out if now is
a good time to refinance is free.
A popular option when refinancing is what is called a "cash
out refinance." When you do your refinance you can make a
small increase in your loan amount and get the money out as cash.
Another
benefit of refinancing is consolidating other high interest debts
into your new home loan to save on interest expenses. Many homeowners
with 15 year loans decide to refinance to a longer loan term of
30 or 45 years to lower their monthly payments.
The advantage of consolidating your debts
into your home mortgage with a refinance is that your interest
payments may not only be lower, they are also tax deductible.
If you are on an adjustable rate mortgage, refinancing is also
an opportunity to lock in at today's rates on a fixed rate mortgage.
Refinancing Related Questions
The lender who contacts you will likely ask you all of the following
questions. More than the amount of the rate deduction must be
considered when deciding whether or not now is the time for
you to refinance.
These questions include:
How long do you plan to stay in
the home?
Do you have cash available for
fees?
Is the value of your home going
up or down?
Would you like to take cash out
using the equity in your home?
Perhaps the most important question
is how long you plan to stay in your current home. If you are
staying more than three years and can obtain a rate reduction
of more than 1.5% it is most likely in your best interest to
refinance at today's rates.
Common Questions:
1 Does
Refinancing eliminate my my required mortgage insurance
If your home loan-to-value
(LTV) is less than 80% then you may qualify to get your
mortgage insurance such as PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance)
eliminated, saving you upwards of $1,000 yearly. LTV is
calculated as mortgage balance divided by home value.
2 I
refinanced recently, should I do it again?
Improvements in your credit
as a homeowner who makes consistent payments may help
you to get an even better rate. Additionally you may use
the refinance as a opportunity to get cash out to make
home improvements or send your kids to college.
3 How
do I know if refinancing will pay off?
This site features a free
refinancing calculator. Based upon your predicted rate
drop and closing fees, the calculator will generate a
refinance break even date. If you plan to remain in your
home until the break even date, refinancing is probably
in your best interest.
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current home loan. We offer a no obligation evaluation of your finances
to see if now is a right time refinancing your home loan.
We also offer a free refinancing calculator with break even date
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