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It was 85 at my San bern mountain cabin yesterday for a couple hours. That was almost miserable. Granted, the flat landers we’re dealing with 105 degree temps, so can’t complain too much.
vizcayaParticipantThere are people that think rates will continue to fall, and wait till its too late.
I agree that if the new rate is better than your current rate, and you are able to stay in the home long enough to recover costs, its a good deal.
I refi everytime the numbers make sense. On my second refi.
Bought home late 2007 , rate was 6.5 30yr fixed.
Early 2008 I refi at 5.375 30 year fixed.Refi just closed last week at 3.75 15 yr fixed.
vizcayaParticipantThere are people that think rates will continue to fall, and wait till its too late.
I agree that if the new rate is better than your current rate, and you are able to stay in the home long enough to recover costs, its a good deal.
I refi everytime the numbers make sense. On my second refi.
Bought home late 2007 , rate was 6.5 30yr fixed.
Early 2008 I refi at 5.375 30 year fixed.Refi just closed last week at 3.75 15 yr fixed.
vizcayaParticipantThere are people that think rates will continue to fall, and wait till its too late.
I agree that if the new rate is better than your current rate, and you are able to stay in the home long enough to recover costs, its a good deal.
I refi everytime the numbers make sense. On my second refi.
Bought home late 2007 , rate was 6.5 30yr fixed.
Early 2008 I refi at 5.375 30 year fixed.Refi just closed last week at 3.75 15 yr fixed.
vizcayaParticipantThere are people that think rates will continue to fall, and wait till its too late.
I agree that if the new rate is better than your current rate, and you are able to stay in the home long enough to recover costs, its a good deal.
I refi everytime the numbers make sense. On my second refi.
Bought home late 2007 , rate was 6.5 30yr fixed.
Early 2008 I refi at 5.375 30 year fixed.Refi just closed last week at 3.75 15 yr fixed.
vizcayaParticipantThere are people that think rates will continue to fall, and wait till its too late.
I agree that if the new rate is better than your current rate, and you are able to stay in the home long enough to recover costs, its a good deal.
I refi everytime the numbers make sense. On my second refi.
Bought home late 2007 , rate was 6.5 30yr fixed.
Early 2008 I refi at 5.375 30 year fixed.Refi just closed last week at 3.75 15 yr fixed.
November 16, 2010 at 6:51 PM in reply to: Well folks….Looks like interest rates for loans are about to go lower…… #632218vizcayaParticipantI am working with one of Sheldon’s partners, and was able to lock the following:
15yr fixed @ 3.75, no points 274k loan.
This is a true no cost loan. I locked about 10 days ago. Currently 3 yrs into a 30yr fixed @ 5.375.I will be 52 when I pay this off, instead of 67.
November 16, 2010 at 6:51 PM in reply to: Well folks….Looks like interest rates for loans are about to go lower…… #631516vizcayaParticipantI am working with one of Sheldon’s partners, and was able to lock the following:
15yr fixed @ 3.75, no points 274k loan.
This is a true no cost loan. I locked about 10 days ago. Currently 3 yrs into a 30yr fixed @ 5.375.I will be 52 when I pay this off, instead of 67.
November 16, 2010 at 6:51 PM in reply to: Well folks….Looks like interest rates for loans are about to go lower…… #631440vizcayaParticipantI am working with one of Sheldon’s partners, and was able to lock the following:
15yr fixed @ 3.75, no points 274k loan.
This is a true no cost loan. I locked about 10 days ago. Currently 3 yrs into a 30yr fixed @ 5.375.I will be 52 when I pay this off, instead of 67.
November 16, 2010 at 6:51 PM in reply to: Well folks….Looks like interest rates for loans are about to go lower…… #632535vizcayaParticipantI am working with one of Sheldon’s partners, and was able to lock the following:
15yr fixed @ 3.75, no points 274k loan.
This is a true no cost loan. I locked about 10 days ago. Currently 3 yrs into a 30yr fixed @ 5.375.I will be 52 when I pay this off, instead of 67.
November 16, 2010 at 6:51 PM in reply to: Well folks….Looks like interest rates for loans are about to go lower…… #632090vizcayaParticipantI am working with one of Sheldon’s partners, and was able to lock the following:
15yr fixed @ 3.75, no points 274k loan.
This is a true no cost loan. I locked about 10 days ago. Currently 3 yrs into a 30yr fixed @ 5.375.I will be 52 when I pay this off, instead of 67.
vizcayaParticipantThese are good rates, when you add in the First Time Buyers 10k tax credit its a good deal. Now its still a matter of finding the bottom of the housing market. A better price is better than a great rate.
vizcayaParticipantThese are good rates, when you add in the First Time Buyers 10k tax credit its a good deal. Now its still a matter of finding the bottom of the housing market. A better price is better than a great rate.
vizcayaParticipantThese are good rates, when you add in the First Time Buyers 10k tax credit its a good deal. Now its still a matter of finding the bottom of the housing market. A better price is better than a great rate.
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