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 I'm selling my home. Anyone have any superstitions that can help/hurt that effort?
Superstitions can't hurt, but might help, my effort. It's only been on the market a week, and he place is beautifully staged, very clean, and shows well, but I still feel like I need the ...


 I am selling my home for 530000, bought it for 165000, do I pay cap gain?
must i reinvest this money into a new home or can I pay of my friends mortgage and put my self on his ...


 Why hasn'tno one brought the most expensive house in the world yet?
Check it out!

http://www.rightmove.co....


 Who should get the house? My legal rights?
My boyfriend and I bought a house together (in both our names) things have really went sour in the last 8 weeks.A break up is a great possibility. He says he gets the house cause he is the borrower ...


 California?!?!?
me my 6month old baby and husband want 2 move to cali but we have no family out there and we know nobody! should we go. idk if its a good idea?...


 Is Wells Forgo a good morgate company?? I need a loan for a house but i have no credit?
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 How many months in arrears can a mortgage lender action repossession against your property?
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 Is she my friend?
Ok so like my best friend is saying she is gonna start going to travercity next year maybe, and is starting to make a whole bunch of new friends, and I think she might 4 get about me! Most of all I ...


 If you were asked to go to a Real Estate Investment Seminar?
by an Escrow Officer that you knew and it was only an hour and a half, would you go?
Additional Details
Sorry, I meant to add that I know the people who are putting the seminar on and ...


 I'm newly married,n right now we can't afford a big house only a really small one. Is it better to buy or rent
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 Can I supena a lease agreement from my ex-landlords new tenant?
I need to find out the date that the new tenant sign the lease agreement to see if the landlord double charged rent, do i hav e to take him to court to get a supena to do this
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 Is 1000 sq ft a good size house for a family of 4?
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 How can I help my daughter buy her first home?
My wife and I want to help our daughter and her husband buy a home. They currently have poor credit and even with us providing the downpayment, they could not get a mortgage themselves. We thought ...


 Can i get out of a 12 month house rent contract?
i am 5 months into renting a house which I have a contract for 12 months. I would like to move closer to work. The agency I rent the house from says I cant leave until the 12 months is up. Where do I ...


 What would happen to my mortgage if anything went seriously wrong with Northern Rock?
Whilst i dont think it will, and i have listened to the news which states that some of the stories surrounding NR are exaggerated to the max it did get me wondering what would happen if NR or any ...


 What does it mean if an apartment complex says they are Section 8 acceptable?
A townhome I am looking at says "section 8 acceptable". What does this mean? Does it mean felons can live there?
I live in Missouri....


 Can my parents sell me their $800K house for $300K (they bought it for $200K) without a tax penalty?
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 Any ideas to sell my house faster?
i need to sell my house. It's been up for sell for a while. it's a great house. And the cost isn't too much, it's a great cost fo the house.
Additional Details
weve ...


 I am homeless. I need help. PLS!?
Hello, I am a 20 year old who was seperated of my parents house because i want to get independent and be with my own for now... So with that said, i am currently finding a job and i am stayin in ...


 Does the seller have to show the buyer his apparisal?
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Peter_33
Which refinance option is more convenient? (See details)?
I'm refinancing my home loan. My credit score: 792
At this point I have no equity in the house. I bought it 2 years ago.

Options:

1) 3 year mortgage at 5.875% (fixed)
Closing costs: 10,000
My monthly payment: approx. $2260

2) 5 year mortgage at 6.125% (fixed)
closing costs: 10,000
My monthly payment: approx. $2320

3) 30 year mortgage at 5.75% (fixed)
closing costs: $7500
My monthly payment: approx. $2500


All the monthly payments are ok. with me.
*********Any suggestions?*********
What should I pay attntion to when refinancing?
                     
 




Yanswersmonitorsarenazis
Find a new broker.

I don't know what your loan size is, but those costs seem high for anything less than a $500-600K loan.

None of those deals seem very good. With your scores, I'd look at an 80/20 type of structure as well to avoid MI.

I don't believe you're getting good offers here. Keep looking


funny2man
Rating
#3, but just be aware that this rate may not still be available...

and also it's very obvious that the lender is "buying down" your rate so that it is lower.

and it looks like the loan amount is pretty close to 428k, so that would fit your normal conforming guidelines, no problem there.

#3 is a good loan, just make sure that the lender still has it available and make sure they're not lying.


Deme21
Rating
Is this a trick question?

:-)

Pick number 3, you have the stability of a fixed rate. You won't have to worry about where the rates will be or if you have equity in your home in another 3-5 years.

Better safe than sorry!


bostonianinmo
Rating
Option 3 is the clear winner, but the payment is wrong. It should be lower than the others, not higher.


Nick
Rating
For all your mortgage questions

Try

http://www.platinumquestmortgage.com

or

http://www.mortgagerefinancingatlowrate.blogspot.com


godged
You need another option without the ridiculous closing costs.

Go with #3, BUT negotiate a lower closing cost. The paperwork is the same for a $100,000 loan or a $1,000,000 loan.


Am_I_Bluffin'??
If you are not the risk-taking type, I would go with option 3. At least you will know what your monthly mortgage payments will be for the next 30 years. It's a good rate and if you have the option of making additional payments towards the principal, you are probably better off this way. However, if you think interest rates could go down again in the next 3-5 years, then go with option 1. This means a bit of a gamble but it might pay off in the end. When you refinance, try to get the option of making additional payments that would be applied directly to the principal. This ensures that any additional money you have can be used on your mortgage and you will lower your amortization period and your total interest.


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