mortgage refinancing
mortgage refinancing
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by Louie Latour - 2006-12-22
After closing on a new mortgage loan, many homeowners get a call from the mortgage companies trying to sell them a biweekly payment plan. For the small fee of $395 they'll switch you over to biweekly...
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by Louie Latour - 2006-12-27
If you are considering mortgage refinancing with a convertible Adjustable Rate Mortgage to limit your risk, the added convenience of converting your loan to a fixed interest rate could cost you a bund...
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by Louie Latour - 2006-12-27
Contrary to what your mortgage representative will tell you, your FICO score does not necessarily represent your credit strength. It is possible to have a low credit score even if you've never paid a...
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by Louie Latour - 2006-12-27
Credit scoring companies refuse to fully disclose how they calculate your score; however, there are steps you can take to improve your credit score before mortgage refinancing. Credit scoring agenci...
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by Louie Latour - 2006-12-28
Home owners are increasingly choosing mortgage refinancing with hybrid Adjustable Rate Mortgage loans. Hybrids have a number of advantages over regular Adjustable Rate Mortgages including less risk f...
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by Louie Latour - 2006-12-29
Nearly every mortgage lender will trade points for better terms or a lower interest rate. Whether or not paying points is in your best interest is another story. Here are several tips to help you de...
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by Keith George - 2007-01-01
Do you know that the higher your credit score is, the lower your mortgage interest rate will be. That is obvious to some but not everyone. Another good thing with some mortgages is that there are alte...
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by Kate Ross - 2007-01-02
With a Cash out refinance home loan you can refinance your current mortgage for a higher loan amount than your outstanding debt and thus obtain extra cash for whatever purpose you desire. You can eas...
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by Louie Latour - 2007-01-03
If you are using the Internet to refinance your mortgage, you need to know about hidden fees that mortgage websites like Lending Tree charge for arranging your loan. Lending Tree claims there is no f...
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by Louie Latour - 2007-01-03
If your mortgage company is requiring Private Mortgage Insurance with your loan there are ways around paying for this insurance. Private Mortgage Insurance does nothing to protect the homeowner and c...