Might be better served to use that money as
prepayment on my existing mortgage.
Not exact matches
In conclusion, a homeowner should plan
on paying an average of three to six percent of the outstanding principal in refinancing costs, plus any penalties for
prepayment and the costs of paying off any
existing second
mortgages.
In conclusion, a homeowner should plan
on paying an average of 3 to 6 percent of the outstanding principal in refinancing costs, plus any
prepayment penalties and the costs of paying off any second
mortgages that may
exist.
Private or Second
Mortgages make sense when clients do not want to lose their preferred rates on their existing mortgages, or if the prepayment penalties for the existing mortgages are too high, or if the funds are only needed for a short period or to consolidate bi
Mortgages make sense when clients do not want to lose their preferred rates
on their
existing mortgages, or if the prepayment penalties for the existing mortgages are too high, or if the funds are only needed for a short period or to consolidate bi
mortgages, or if the
prepayment penalties for the
existing mortgages are too high, or if the funds are only needed for a short period or to consolidate bi
mortgages are too high, or if the funds are only needed for a short period or to consolidate bills etc..
In conclusion, a homeowner should plan
on paying an average of 3 to 6 percent of the outstanding principal in refinancing costs, plus any
prepayment penalties and the costs of paying off any second
mortgages that may
exist.