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Participant[quote=captcha]I refinanced twice in less than a year after purchasing the house and lowered the rate from 5.25% to 4.75% to 4.25%. The second time I worked with Sheldon and he got me a better deal than what aimloan.com had at the moment.[/quote]
He got you a pretty sweet deal.
Participant[quote=captcha]I refinanced twice in less than a year after purchasing the house and lowered the rate from 5.25% to 4.75% to 4.25%. The second time I worked with Sheldon and he got me a better deal than what aimloan.com had at the moment.[/quote]
He got you a pretty sweet deal.
Participant[quote=captcha]I refinanced twice in less than a year after purchasing the house and lowered the rate from 5.25% to 4.75% to 4.25%. The second time I worked with Sheldon and he got me a better deal than what aimloan.com had at the moment.[/quote]
He got you a pretty sweet deal.
Participant[quote=captcha]I refinanced twice in less than a year after purchasing the house and lowered the rate from 5.25% to 4.75% to 4.25%. The second time I worked with Sheldon and he got me a better deal than what aimloan.com had at the moment.[/quote]
He got you a pretty sweet deal.
Participant[quote=captcha]I refinanced twice in less than a year after purchasing the house and lowered the rate from 5.25% to 4.75% to 4.25%. The second time I worked with Sheldon and he got me a better deal than what aimloan.com had at the moment.[/quote]
He got you a pretty sweet deal.
ParticipantMy two cents …
FHA/VA loans can be refinanced at low cost (so-called “streamline” refi) and rates are lower than conventional right now because GNMAs get an explicit government guarantee. At today’s rates a refi makes sense to me … just barely.
I’m not sure if a conventional refi makes sense this week. I think the par rate is around 4.25% today and given the higher cost of a conventional refi you may not get much of a benefit. Maybe next week!
ParticipantMy two cents …
FHA/VA loans can be refinanced at low cost (so-called “streamline” refi) and rates are lower than conventional right now because GNMAs get an explicit government guarantee. At today’s rates a refi makes sense to me … just barely.
I’m not sure if a conventional refi makes sense this week. I think the par rate is around 4.25% today and given the higher cost of a conventional refi you may not get much of a benefit. Maybe next week!
ParticipantMy two cents …
FHA/VA loans can be refinanced at low cost (so-called “streamline” refi) and rates are lower than conventional right now because GNMAs get an explicit government guarantee. At today’s rates a refi makes sense to me … just barely.
I’m not sure if a conventional refi makes sense this week. I think the par rate is around 4.25% today and given the higher cost of a conventional refi you may not get much of a benefit. Maybe next week!
ParticipantMy two cents …
FHA/VA loans can be refinanced at low cost (so-called “streamline” refi) and rates are lower than conventional right now because GNMAs get an explicit government guarantee. At today’s rates a refi makes sense to me … just barely.
I’m not sure if a conventional refi makes sense this week. I think the par rate is around 4.25% today and given the higher cost of a conventional refi you may not get much of a benefit. Maybe next week!
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