If you refi into a conventional loan they'll usually only do 80 % of the value and you'll lose your VA rate and still have refi costs, so this would probably be more expensive than just doing a conventional loan to start, especially after the VA funding fee and
possible loan origination fee from the bank.
Not exact matches
Because of this, it's
possible you could end up with an APR that will cost you more over the life of the
loan than you'd pay for an
origination fee.
Possible fees include
loan origination fees, closing
fees, prepayment penalties, and early termination
fees.
Once they have this number they'll often try to pad their profits by packaging a lot of extras into the
loan (extended warranties, document
fees,
loan origination fees, window etching, fabric protection, etc.) and then stretch the
loan out over as many years as
possible to meet your monthly payment target.
Because of this, it's
possible you could end up with an APR that will cost you more over the life of the
loan than you'd pay for an
origination fee.
Online business
loans tend to have both an
origination fee, and a higher interest rate relative to traditional bank
loans — other types of
fees are
possible too.
One
possible way to avoid
loan origination fees entirely is to request that the sellers of the house pay the
fee.