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bakeParticipant
All of the above
are correct detourbeach. If you do what we call a “rate and term” refinance, that is just to improve your interest rate, you can do it now. If you want cash out, Fannie Mae requires you wait 6 months, FHA requires 1 year.
Please feel to contact me for more information:
Dave Bacon
Windsor Capital Mortgage
619-280-3300bakeParticipantAll of the above
are correct detourbeach. If you do what we call a “rate and term” refinance, that is just to improve your interest rate, you can do it now. If you want cash out, Fannie Mae requires you wait 6 months, FHA requires 1 year.
Please feel to contact me for more information:
Dave Bacon
Windsor Capital Mortgage
619-280-3300bakeParticipantAll of the above
are correct detourbeach. If you do what we call a “rate and term” refinance, that is just to improve your interest rate, you can do it now. If you want cash out, Fannie Mae requires you wait 6 months, FHA requires 1 year.
Please feel to contact me for more information:
Dave Bacon
Windsor Capital Mortgage
619-280-3300bakeParticipantAll of the above
are correct detourbeach. If you do what we call a “rate and term” refinance, that is just to improve your interest rate, you can do it now. If you want cash out, Fannie Mae requires you wait 6 months, FHA requires 1 year.
Please feel to contact me for more information:
Dave Bacon
Windsor Capital Mortgage
619-280-3300bakeParticipantAll of the above
are correct detourbeach. If you do what we call a “rate and term” refinance, that is just to improve your interest rate, you can do it now. If you want cash out, Fannie Mae requires you wait 6 months, FHA requires 1 year.
Please feel to contact me for more information:
Dave Bacon
Windsor Capital Mortgage
619-280-3300bakeParticipantAs a mortgage broker, not a lawyer, I agree with all of the above, if it was purchase money and not used for anything else, it is non-recourse.
bakeParticipantAs a mortgage broker, not a lawyer, I agree with all of the above, if it was purchase money and not used for anything else, it is non-recourse.
bakeParticipantAs a mortgage broker, not a lawyer, I agree with all of the above, if it was purchase money and not used for anything else, it is non-recourse.
bakeParticipantAs a mortgage broker, not a lawyer, I agree with all of the above, if it was purchase money and not used for anything else, it is non-recourse.
bakeParticipantAs a mortgage broker, not a lawyer, I agree with all of the above, if it was purchase money and not used for anything else, it is non-recourse.
bakeParticipantagreed, i do put taxes in that comparison but they got lost somewhere in blog land…
bakeParticipantagreed, i do put taxes in that comparison but they got lost somewhere in blog land…
bakeParticipantagreed, i do put taxes in that comparison but they got lost somewhere in blog land…
bakeParticipantagreed, i do put taxes in that comparison but they got lost somewhere in blog land…
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