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October 7, 2009 at 11:14 AM in reply to: Can splitting mortgage payment help you shave 10 years from 30 year loan? #465209October 7, 2009 at 11:14 AM in reply to: Can splitting mortgage payment help you shave 10 years from 30 year loan? #465395asParticipant
I am sending my mortgage payment twice a month and my mortgage company told me I can finish my payment 5 years earlier. I called them and requested to pay another $600 more every month. They sent me an amortization schedule. The schedule said I can save 110k on interest.
So paying twice a month is probably a better deal.October 7, 2009 at 11:14 AM in reply to: Can splitting mortgage payment help you shave 10 years from 30 year loan? #465747asParticipantI am sending my mortgage payment twice a month and my mortgage company told me I can finish my payment 5 years earlier. I called them and requested to pay another $600 more every month. They sent me an amortization schedule. The schedule said I can save 110k on interest.
So paying twice a month is probably a better deal.October 7, 2009 at 11:14 AM in reply to: Can splitting mortgage payment help you shave 10 years from 30 year loan? #465819asParticipantI am sending my mortgage payment twice a month and my mortgage company told me I can finish my payment 5 years earlier. I called them and requested to pay another $600 more every month. They sent me an amortization schedule. The schedule said I can save 110k on interest.
So paying twice a month is probably a better deal.October 7, 2009 at 11:14 AM in reply to: Can splitting mortgage payment help you shave 10 years from 30 year loan? #466030asParticipantI am sending my mortgage payment twice a month and my mortgage company told me I can finish my payment 5 years earlier. I called them and requested to pay another $600 more every month. They sent me an amortization schedule. The schedule said I can save 110k on interest.
So paying twice a month is probably a better deal.asParticipantSorry that I may have used the wrong term”discount realtor” in my first forum. What I meant was: a realtor who would charge a flat fee and review my contract before I sign and give me some advice during escrow process if there are some problems show up. I hope I did not offend any realtors on this board.:)
asParticipantSorry that I may have used the wrong term”discount realtor” in my first forum. What I meant was: a realtor who would charge a flat fee and review my contract before I sign and give me some advice during escrow process if there are some problems show up. I hope I did not offend any realtors on this board.:)
asParticipantSorry that I may have used the wrong term”discount realtor” in my first forum. What I meant was: a realtor who would charge a flat fee and review my contract before I sign and give me some advice during escrow process if there are some problems show up. I hope I did not offend any realtors on this board.:)
asParticipantSorry that I may have used the wrong term”discount realtor” in my first forum. What I meant was: a realtor who would charge a flat fee and review my contract before I sign and give me some advice during escrow process if there are some problems show up. I hope I did not offend any realtors on this board.:)
asParticipantSorry that I may have used the wrong term”discount realtor” in my first forum. What I meant was: a realtor who would charge a flat fee and review my contract before I sign and give me some advice during escrow process if there are some problems show up. I hope I did not offend any realtors on this board.:)
asParticipantThank you all for the advice.
asParticipantThank you all for the advice.
asParticipantThank you all for the advice.
asParticipantThank you all for the advice.
asParticipantThank you all for the advice.
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