[quote=sdrealtor]I’ll go one better on HLS. I had clients close a $697,500 loan about a month at 5.125% and before they made a payment he was able to refi them down to 4.75% with no costs or penalties to them. I still dont know how he pulled that off but that is amazing. They will save a couple thousand a year for the life of the loan, didnt extend their term and didnt spend a penny to do it. WTF He’s the man![/quote]
HLS, Wow!! great rate then?. If anyone want to take 417K for 30yr fixed what kind of rate is possible these days? Is there any top discounted rates as per today news saying “Mortgage rates record low”.
Remember, a paid off house has ZERO percent interest for the rest of your life! If you can’t pay it off in less than 15 years, it probably isn’t worth it. JMO.
Remember, a paid off house has ZERO percent interest for the rest of your life! If you can’t pay it off in less than 15 years, it probably isn’t worth it. JMO.
Remember, a paid off house has ZERO percent interest for the rest of your life! If you can’t pay it off in less than 15 years, it probably isn’t worth it. JMO.
Remember, a paid off house has ZERO percent interest for the rest of your life! If you can’t pay it off in less than 15 years, it probably isn’t worth it. JMO.
Remember, a paid off house has ZERO percent interest for the rest of your life! If you can’t pay it off in less than 15 years, it probably isn’t worth it. JMO.
I heard a 4.5% rate today for a well qualified borrower with high 700 scores. Of course everything differs based upon your situation but those rates are out there.
I heard a 4.5% rate today for a well qualified borrower with high 700 scores. Of course everything differs based upon your situation but those rates are out there.
I heard a 4.5% rate today for a well qualified borrower with high 700 scores. Of course everything differs based upon your situation but those rates are out there.
I heard a 4.5% rate today for a well qualified borrower with high 700 scores. Of course everything differs based upon your situation but those rates are out there.
I heard a 4.5% rate today for a well qualified borrower with high 700 scores. Of course everything differs based upon your situation but those rates are out there.
