[quote=sdrealtor]jeeman
HLS did a refi for clients of mine with a 697500 loan within one month of closing. He lowered their rate about 3/8ths of % before they made a single payment at $0 cost to them. i thought that ws pretty amazing.[/quote]
It was precisely what HLS did for us. Thanks so much,
Paranoid,
Yes youa re correct. If you refinance a first into a new first or even a 1st and 2nd into a new 1st that is exactly hwo it applies. They only get one bite of teh apple.
Paranoid,
Yes youa re correct. If you refinance a first into a new first or even a 1st and 2nd into a new 1st that is exactly hwo it applies. They only get one bite of teh apple.
Paranoid,
Yes youa re correct. If you refinance a first into a new first or even a 1st and 2nd into a new 1st that is exactly hwo it applies. They only get one bite of teh apple.
Paranoid,
Yes youa re correct. If you refinance a first into a new first or even a 1st and 2nd into a new 1st that is exactly hwo it applies. They only get one bite of teh apple.
Paranoid,
Yes youa re correct. If you refinance a first into a new first or even a 1st and 2nd into a new 1st that is exactly hwo it applies. They only get one bite of teh apple.
True no cost loans (no points, no fees) depend on your loan amount. Today’s pricing for loans above $250,000 for a no cost 30 YR Fixed loan was 4.625%
IF YOU QUALIFY….
A true no cost loan has no closing costs to the borrower.
You are not getting a free loan, you will get a higher rate and have a higher payment than if you paid the costs. If you plan on keeping the loan for at least 4 or 5 years, you are better off paying some costs and getting a lower rate/payment.
In the long run, a no cost loan can cost tens of thousands of dollars in wasted interest over the life of the loan… HLS
True no cost loans (no points, no fees) depend on your loan amount. Today’s pricing for loans above $250,000 for a no cost 30 YR Fixed loan was 4.625%
IF YOU QUALIFY….
A true no cost loan has no closing costs to the borrower.
You are not getting a free loan, you will get a higher rate and have a higher payment than if you paid the costs. If you plan on keeping the loan for at least 4 or 5 years, you are better off paying some costs and getting a lower rate/payment.
In the long run, a no cost loan can cost tens of thousands of dollars in wasted interest over the life of the loan… HLS
True no cost loans (no points, no fees) depend on your loan amount. Today’s pricing for loans above $250,000 for a no cost 30 YR Fixed loan was 4.625%
IF YOU QUALIFY….
A true no cost loan has no closing costs to the borrower.
You are not getting a free loan, you will get a higher rate and have a higher payment than if you paid the costs. If you plan on keeping the loan for at least 4 or 5 years, you are better off paying some costs and getting a lower rate/payment.
In the long run, a no cost loan can cost tens of thousands of dollars in wasted interest over the life of the loan… HLS
True no cost loans (no points, no fees) depend on your loan amount. Today’s pricing for loans above $250,000 for a no cost 30 YR Fixed loan was 4.625%
IF YOU QUALIFY….
A true no cost loan has no closing costs to the borrower.
You are not getting a free loan, you will get a higher rate and have a higher payment than if you paid the costs. If you plan on keeping the loan for at least 4 or 5 years, you are better off paying some costs and getting a lower rate/payment.
In the long run, a no cost loan can cost tens of thousands of dollars in wasted interest over the life of the loan… HLS
