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January 16, 2009 at 10:15 PM #330819January 17, 2009 at 10:05 AM #330518waitingtobuyParticipant
Hi HLS
what’s the rate today ( & closing costs)for 30-yr fixed, no point?
I currently have a 5-1 ARM @ 5% and I am looking to re-finance to a 30-yr fixed.January 17, 2009 at 10:05 AM #330854waitingtobuyParticipantHi HLS
what’s the rate today ( & closing costs)for 30-yr fixed, no point?
I currently have a 5-1 ARM @ 5% and I am looking to re-finance to a 30-yr fixed.January 17, 2009 at 10:05 AM #330931waitingtobuyParticipantHi HLS
what’s the rate today ( & closing costs)for 30-yr fixed, no point?
I currently have a 5-1 ARM @ 5% and I am looking to re-finance to a 30-yr fixed.January 17, 2009 at 10:05 AM #330957waitingtobuyParticipantHi HLS
what’s the rate today ( & closing costs)for 30-yr fixed, no point?
I currently have a 5-1 ARM @ 5% and I am looking to re-finance to a 30-yr fixed.January 17, 2009 at 10:05 AM #331041waitingtobuyParticipantHi HLS
what’s the rate today ( & closing costs)for 30-yr fixed, no point?
I currently have a 5-1 ARM @ 5% and I am looking to re-finance to a 30-yr fixed.January 17, 2009 at 10:30 AM #330528HLSParticipantWTB… It’s not a simple answer.
Assuming that your income qualifies for a full doc loan, at the minimum I need to know your mid credit score, current house value and loan amount.
I also need to know if it’s a house or condo/townhouse and if you are only refinancing a 1st, or if you have a 2nd or HELOC.If it’s just a first, do you want more than $2000 out, or just refi existing balance & costs.
If it’s a condo, the property may not qualify for a loan at all.
I also need to know that you know the difference between a no point loan and a no cost loan, which apparently you do.
Title & escrow closing costs depend on loan amount.
Anyone who answers your question without the info I have requested cannot be trusted! . HLS
January 17, 2009 at 10:30 AM #330864HLSParticipantWTB… It’s not a simple answer.
Assuming that your income qualifies for a full doc loan, at the minimum I need to know your mid credit score, current house value and loan amount.
I also need to know if it’s a house or condo/townhouse and if you are only refinancing a 1st, or if you have a 2nd or HELOC.If it’s just a first, do you want more than $2000 out, or just refi existing balance & costs.
If it’s a condo, the property may not qualify for a loan at all.
I also need to know that you know the difference between a no point loan and a no cost loan, which apparently you do.
Title & escrow closing costs depend on loan amount.
Anyone who answers your question without the info I have requested cannot be trusted! . HLS
January 17, 2009 at 10:30 AM #330941HLSParticipantWTB… It’s not a simple answer.
Assuming that your income qualifies for a full doc loan, at the minimum I need to know your mid credit score, current house value and loan amount.
I also need to know if it’s a house or condo/townhouse and if you are only refinancing a 1st, or if you have a 2nd or HELOC.If it’s just a first, do you want more than $2000 out, or just refi existing balance & costs.
If it’s a condo, the property may not qualify for a loan at all.
I also need to know that you know the difference between a no point loan and a no cost loan, which apparently you do.
Title & escrow closing costs depend on loan amount.
Anyone who answers your question without the info I have requested cannot be trusted! . HLS
January 17, 2009 at 10:30 AM #330968HLSParticipantWTB… It’s not a simple answer.
Assuming that your income qualifies for a full doc loan, at the minimum I need to know your mid credit score, current house value and loan amount.
I also need to know if it’s a house or condo/townhouse and if you are only refinancing a 1st, or if you have a 2nd or HELOC.If it’s just a first, do you want more than $2000 out, or just refi existing balance & costs.
If it’s a condo, the property may not qualify for a loan at all.
I also need to know that you know the difference between a no point loan and a no cost loan, which apparently you do.
Title & escrow closing costs depend on loan amount.
Anyone who answers your question without the info I have requested cannot be trusted! . HLS
January 17, 2009 at 10:30 AM #331051HLSParticipantWTB… It’s not a simple answer.
Assuming that your income qualifies for a full doc loan, at the minimum I need to know your mid credit score, current house value and loan amount.
I also need to know if it’s a house or condo/townhouse and if you are only refinancing a 1st, or if you have a 2nd or HELOC.If it’s just a first, do you want more than $2000 out, or just refi existing balance & costs.
If it’s a condo, the property may not qualify for a loan at all.
I also need to know that you know the difference between a no point loan and a no cost loan, which apparently you do.
Title & escrow closing costs depend on loan amount.
Anyone who answers your question without the info I have requested cannot be trusted! . HLS
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