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Dear Anonymous-
Please tell us what it is you are looking for: refinance/purchase, approx. loan to value, current fico score etc.....and better yet: use the directory here to find a Broker that lends in your area and contact him/her. Thanks
You probably aren't going to find those rates directly from the lender; you need to find a broker that will be able to get the rates Victor is quoting.
Also, to get a par you would be required to pay all closing costs and 1 point loan origination/discount/broker fee. I suspect you are being quoted a rate with very minimal closing costs if the rate is that high.
This morning every lenders rate sheet i received had under 5%. I would suggest that you look for someone from this site to help you. You can check the director or read member profiles to find a professional in your area.
I am looking to refinance my home loan. I have a credit score of 781. My home is worth $270,000 and I currently owe $186,000. I would like to take cash out. I'm looking to finance about $215,000 to keep from paying pmi.
Tracey O'Hara:I am looking to refinance my home loan. I have a credit score of 781. My home is worth $270,000 and I currently owe $186,000. I would like to take cash out. I'm looking to finance about $215,000 to keep from paying pmi.
You can find a professional near you in our Directory.
How do you get added to that directory?
I see no love for the Missouri market
Andy Newbold:How do you get added to that directory? I see no love for the Missouri market
All you have to do is become a member: http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/shops/premium/default.aspx
I believe your on great start with refinancing your mortgage by doing your homework first and making a educated decision. A couple of things to keep in mind is if it sounds to good to be true it more then likely is and working with a experienced proactive broker will cut down on estimated closing time.
Voyage Home Loans
Mike Kim
Ya think this guy is still looking, really? Or you just fishing?
Seasoning required for investors?
35 years. Have a pleasant evening.
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