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August 11, 2010 at 10:54 AM #17820August 11, 2010 at 11:25 AM #589384ocrenterParticipant
is that conforming? conforming jumbo? nonconforming? points? no points? impound? no impound?
would love more details if you don’t mind.
August 11, 2010 at 11:25 AM #589478ocrenterParticipantis that conforming? conforming jumbo? nonconforming? points? no points? impound? no impound?
would love more details if you don’t mind.
August 11, 2010 at 11:25 AM #590013ocrenterParticipantis that conforming? conforming jumbo? nonconforming? points? no points? impound? no impound?
would love more details if you don’t mind.
August 11, 2010 at 11:25 AM #590121ocrenterParticipantis that conforming? conforming jumbo? nonconforming? points? no points? impound? no impound?
would love more details if you don’t mind.
August 11, 2010 at 11:25 AM #590430ocrenterParticipantis that conforming? conforming jumbo? nonconforming? points? no points? impound? no impound?
would love more details if you don’t mind.
August 11, 2010 at 2:57 PM #589544asParticipantI am facing the same question.
I got 4.75% 30y fixed confirming loan last year, paid 0.5 point. Today I just checked and one of the company is offering 4.25% 30 fixed with 0 point. Shall I refinance now or wait? I would like to see the smart piggs’ opinion. thanks.August 11, 2010 at 2:57 PM #589638asParticipantI am facing the same question.
I got 4.75% 30y fixed confirming loan last year, paid 0.5 point. Today I just checked and one of the company is offering 4.25% 30 fixed with 0 point. Shall I refinance now or wait? I would like to see the smart piggs’ opinion. thanks.August 11, 2010 at 2:57 PM #590173asParticipantI am facing the same question.
I got 4.75% 30y fixed confirming loan last year, paid 0.5 point. Today I just checked and one of the company is offering 4.25% 30 fixed with 0 point. Shall I refinance now or wait? I would like to see the smart piggs’ opinion. thanks.August 11, 2010 at 2:57 PM #590281asParticipantI am facing the same question.
I got 4.75% 30y fixed confirming loan last year, paid 0.5 point. Today I just checked and one of the company is offering 4.25% 30 fixed with 0 point. Shall I refinance now or wait? I would like to see the smart piggs’ opinion. thanks.August 11, 2010 at 2:57 PM #590590asParticipantI am facing the same question.
I got 4.75% 30y fixed confirming loan last year, paid 0.5 point. Today I just checked and one of the company is offering 4.25% 30 fixed with 0 point. Shall I refinance now or wait? I would like to see the smart piggs’ opinion. thanks.August 11, 2010 at 3:03 PM #589554SD RealtorParticipantocr no details yet. It was posted on several blogs though. Even calculated risk talked about it. There were no details but the most I read was that the govt will “encourage” the gse’s to forgive the debt. Nothing was detailed on what loans, recourse non recourse, firsts, seconds, etc… Given the recent losses posted by the gse’s this seems impossible. Given we have an election and a failed stimulus program this may be inevitable or something like it.
August 11, 2010 at 3:03 PM #589648SD RealtorParticipantocr no details yet. It was posted on several blogs though. Even calculated risk talked about it. There were no details but the most I read was that the govt will “encourage” the gse’s to forgive the debt. Nothing was detailed on what loans, recourse non recourse, firsts, seconds, etc… Given the recent losses posted by the gse’s this seems impossible. Given we have an election and a failed stimulus program this may be inevitable or something like it.
August 11, 2010 at 3:03 PM #590183SD RealtorParticipantocr no details yet. It was posted on several blogs though. Even calculated risk talked about it. There were no details but the most I read was that the govt will “encourage” the gse’s to forgive the debt. Nothing was detailed on what loans, recourse non recourse, firsts, seconds, etc… Given the recent losses posted by the gse’s this seems impossible. Given we have an election and a failed stimulus program this may be inevitable or something like it.
August 11, 2010 at 3:03 PM #590291SD RealtorParticipantocr no details yet. It was posted on several blogs though. Even calculated risk talked about it. There were no details but the most I read was that the govt will “encourage” the gse’s to forgive the debt. Nothing was detailed on what loans, recourse non recourse, firsts, seconds, etc… Given the recent losses posted by the gse’s this seems impossible. Given we have an election and a failed stimulus program this may be inevitable or something like it.
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