 What is the average monthly mortage payment for a house that costs $350,000? |
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ELSIE C | Can you refinance a home after only having it 16 months? |
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Serge M
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You should be able to refinance a home loan at any time, but that does not mean that it is wise to do so. Look over your current loan contract to determine if there are any penalties for early repayment. Refinancing involves some costs, and although they can usually be included in your new loan, they can be high, and if they are included in the new loan you will be paying interest on them. These costs may include points which increase the interest cost of the loan. If you paid points on the original loan, you will be spreading their cost over a very short period of time, which will make your loan expensive.
Refinancing is usually feasible only if the interest rate on the new loan is less than the rate of the old loan, usually at least 1% less. |
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walding714
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There are times when it makes sense to refinance your mortgage. It's important to have a clear financial objective in mind so that you're more able to choose the most appropriate loan. Ultimately, the decision is up to you to decide when it's best for you to refinance, based on your individual financial situation.
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ed201283
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Yes. |
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kattsmeow
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If it is your personal residence, you could refinance at anytime. With rental property, most lenders would like you to own the property for around 2 years. |
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krohnjack
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Yes you can, however check to see if you have a prepayment penalty. That may change your mind.
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Mortgage Advisor
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Yes.
For a simple rate & term, you can refinance a month after you bought your home. For a cashout, there's a seasonal requirement dependent on the lender that you go with. You should also verify if there are any prepayment penalties on your current loan. And obviously, you need to have some equity available on your home to conduct a cashout. Now remember, if you are refinancing a first and a second lien into one single loan, lenders will consider this transaction a cashout. Inexperienced mortgage professionals will miss this simple point.
Don't forget that your loan approval is subject to your current LTV, DTI, and Credit Analysis to start with. |
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homzforU
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sure you can refinance after only 16 months, as long as you don't have a "prepayment penalty" on your mortgage note, and even then you can as long as you pay the penalty. |
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Andrew R
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Yes you can. Many people have done this to make use of their fast equity build-up. They have used the refi to pay off or consolidate their bills, get cash out and have lower monthly payments. In general we have saved people on average at least $750.00 a month. They have used this system of leveraging their money to invest, send children to college, home improvements and much more.
We have a combination refinance loan that can include exactly what you need out of your equity.
If you had bad credit when you got your mortgage and have improved your credit rating you could get a lower interest rate. Your costs are tax deductible. We can check what the deductions might be but you will need to talk to your tax adviser to know exactly how that will work for you.
If you want more information or to work out some numbers just send me an email. |
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