If you recently paid fees on your last mortgage, you may lose out
by refinancing again just a short time later.
Not exact matches
So when I read this article about ladies in Baltimore losing their homes because they didn't do enough scrutiny of the mortgage documents, partly because they were deceived
by people who were seemingly experts, who said that they would be able to
refinance the rate when the reset date hit, I thought about relying on the kindness of strangers
again.
U.S mortgage demand increased
again last week, led
by a bounce - back in
refinance applications and interest rates hitting their lowest levels since mid-March.
But if the balance of that loan is later repaid all at once (
by selling the home in question or
refinancing again), the unamortized portion of the loan points can be immediately deducted.
If you're ten years into a 30 year loan, and you
refinance back to another 30 year loan, your new payment will be lower, but you'll achieve that
by starting the amortization process all over
again.
• Strip homeowners» equity from their homes
by convincing them to
refinance again and
again when there is no benefit to the borrower.
Then, if,
by chance, rates fall in the future, just
refinance again.