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Diane,
You can look at the Freddie Mac rate survey for 15 year rates for an indication of 10 year rates. The 10 year rate maybe be a little lower. To get actual rates you need to contact a loan officer (or more than one) and ask about rates and fees for your particular situation.
Following up with a few Loan Officers would be a good idea, but I would also recommend that if you are confident that you are going to refinance find someone that you are comfortable with and get the loan approved and float. Float the loan until the rate is where shooting for and take advantage of a short term rate lock. That should save you about a .25% in cost.
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Mike Kim
I recommend you check out the directory and find a local professional to talk about your refinance.