Home loan advice Should we refinance?

by admin on April 11, 2010

We have been in need of advice? What kind of debt should we get when we refiniance.
this is what we have now:
10 year bound required (payed 4 years in)
Bal % Montly Payment
46,499 4.500 1,184.42
Prin seductiveness Escrow
-580.01 176.55 427.86
Fixed rate equity loan fifteen year payed roughly 2 years in
Bal % Montly Payment
156,176 7.750 1,553.10
Prin seductiveness Escrow
-540.96 1,012.14 0.0
We were meditative about removing a 10 year bound loan at 6% with the bank. Our residence is value about 300k. We would similar to to keep the residence remuneration underneath 2,800 together with escrow. We devise to stay in this residence for 5-10 some-more years. Our idea is to compensate as small seductiveness over which time as possible. Any ideas, hints, or options would be great. We can additionally steal from the preservation assets devise by the supervision up to 50k at 4.5% = to the g-fund rate. Payment would be done over 5 years with each remuneration being reinveste

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Rick April 11, 2010 at 5:38 PM

The problem with re-financing is the fees associated with the re-fi.

One way to pay your home off very quickly is by utilizing a Money Merge Account (MMA) – With out any impact to your current standard of living, you can normally pay the home off in 1/3 of the time remaining on your note.

When you add the fees of the re-fi – the MMA may be a more feasible way of paying your mortgage down.

Believe it or not – this works – and it does it w/o you paying anymore out of pocket than what you are currently doing.

I hope this helps!

BetheOne April 11, 2010 at 6:10 PM

I think that is a good rate you were offered.
Of course you can get more quotes, without checking your ssn, at http://www.loanshoppers.net

homework h April 11, 2010 at 6:54 PM

It is a tough decision. May be you can consult a financial expert at websites like http://oktutorial.com/debtadvice.htm

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