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genebean asked:


200,000 loan reduce payments in half, apr 7.5%

Jacob
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Tim asked:


I am a first time buyer, financing an FHA loan today. Thank you so much.

Makayla
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Proactive M asked:


I have been exploring refinancing options for my mortgage in 2008. If I close on Dec 31st can I claim my closing costs and property taxes for the 2008 tax return? Also for this do I have to pay my property taxes by Dec 31st 2008 or can I pay it in January? thanks -

Jessica
Belinda J asked:


Ok. here is our story. My boyfriend and I have been together for 6 years we have 3 kids between us 2 mine and a 4 year old that is ours. We found this great deal on a house 4 years ago 3 bed house on 1.2 acres of land on a dead end road no traffic and in a nice neighborhood. the house was 29,000 with 2000 down at 12% interest for 12 or 15 years i forgot, our payments are 324 which isn’t bad at all. We already payed closing cost and laywer fees cause we are owner financing because my boyfiend’s credit is not good at all well at the time.

We went to the bank last week to refinance the house through the bank to lower our interest rate. His score was his scores combined put him 2 points less then what he should have been so they denied us but put our name and info up for bid or something and no finance company wanted to gamble with us.

My boyfriend brings home 3000 a month with out overtime our only bills are insurance, phone, electric and house insurance less then 800 a month, we have no car payments because we paid off both our vehicles, I get 600 a month child support that i use for my other two children clothes, shoes, there school, and the rest I buy groceries.

My question is do we pay off his old old old medical bills from 6 years ago they add up to 4,000 in all to make his credit score hire then go through the bank to refinance to 8% to save on intrest but have to pay closing cost again or do we just double up our payments to the man we are buying this house from.

Oh my boyfriend wants to borrow from his TSP and pay his self back. He has 15,000 but at the end of the year he should have 20,000 which is how much we we owe on the house by the end of the year. He said he could borrow up to 80% and he said he could take out a personal loan through his bank for the rest.

Please help what is the best thing to do. With the economy going the way it is, the more we own and the less we owe the better. I just want to get things paid off so if he looses his job one day we will only have utilities to pay for.

Sorry so long hope someone can help
We live in a very small town in Texas, the cost of living is pretty low. The graduating class is less then 100. I am a stay at home mom right now till my soon to be 4 year old gets into preK I have a AABA but still owe almost 12,000 in student loans I have not paid cause I have not been able to get a job every one who interviews me wants work experience and I have been a stay at home mom for the last 11 years but went to school online in the hopes of getting a job online so I could work from home. Just some added info incase someone says for me to get a job.

Trevor

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REEMPIRE888 asked:


Where can I obtain the lowest fees on closing cost when refinancing a mortgage? Also, why does conventional bank around the corner usually has one of the highest closing costs than a smaller mortgage company? Which mortgage company has the best deal and what is reasonable amount to pay on closing costs for an mortgage amount of $360K?

Paul
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ehong33234@sbcglobal.net asked:


I’m getting ready to refinance my first mortgage and it’s been about 5 years since I had to deal with this loan stuff. I remember asking to get certain fees waived and it was done without a problem. Can anyone tell me what fees on the closing costs it would be worthwhile to ask for a waiver on? (i.e. Wire transfer fee, document setup fee, etc?) Thanks!

John
Mark C asked:


I called my mortgage company today and asked about a refinance. I am not behind, or in forecloser. He did not offer me a good rate, but he did talk about a equity line of credit to pay off the mortgage. I currently have a ARM loan, (I know not good), but thats why i called and tried to get a fixed rate.
He said if I take a equity line of credit, to pay off the balance of the house I would have to pay no fees, or closing cost. Which means that my mortgage would have a 0 ballance. My credit is OK, I owe less then 1/2 of what I borrowed. My ARM interest rate is 7.125%, and he said he could get me the Equity line of credit at 4.5% Is there any catch to this, is this a good idea, or bad idea. Please help

Melanie
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barbara d asked:


I’d like to know when it makes sense to refinance a 1st mortgage? What interest rate difference is worthwhile? And if you refi with same bank, can you negotiate the closing costs? Maybe say you will take your mortgage elsewhere?

Gabriella
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Yogi asked:


I have a home in MD and want to move to FL and turn the MD house into a rental and purchase a foreclosure in FL.

I have an agent in FL and an agent in MD to manage my rental. The problems I am running into are: 1. I have no savings. 2. I make less than $40K annually. 3. I need to borrow money to prepare my rental, pay downpayment/closing costs and moving expenses.

I’ve spoken to lenders but have not allowed my credit to be pulled since I am still doing research. I’ve been told that I can get a loan for the foreclosure and repairs to it once I have a job in FL and a tenant agreement in MD (not a problem).

Will I jeopardize my new home loan by applying for a $10k loan to cover the expenses? I have no equity in my house since I refinanced my car and debt last December so there is not much equity hence why I won’t sell. Unless there’s equity loans for $10k (closely maxes my equity).

Investment programs, tricks of the trade, advice and tips are all greatly appreciated.
Renting’s an option but foreclosures under $75k is cheaper monthly and I have options of equity funds of $25k+ or 80% after repair value. This money is for repairs and can be used to pay off the $10k loan and expenses on both homes like taxes and Home Owners Insurance.

Friends in FL who own pay $700 for HOI (my MD is $500). I’ve seen the taxes on FL homes and yes they’re scary. My car is paid and I have no other debt just the MD mortgage. I can break even on rent since I am paying HOA fees and Property Management fee (no profit) and it’s a small sacrifice to keep my house until I can sell for a profit or worse case scenario I need to move back.

My income is not a lot and will probably remain the same in FL but after everything is said and done, I will own two homes, one for about the cost of renting or cheaper and another that I is being paid off for me by the renter.

If I’m still in FL a year from moving and I equity in my MD home I may sell but it’s circumstantial.
I have heard horror stories about tenants and I am willing to take the risk. If it became that bad I would put the house on the market and pay the repairs from the proceeds.

I can’t buy the second house without a tenant agreement so the house wouldn’t sit vacant. I am not accepting short term leases and worse case scenario is I will have to sell the MD house.

As far as not being in the position, the only reason I’m not is because I don’t have my own funds to use for the transaction. The $10k loan was for 5%downpayment and also closing costs so no 100% financing. In addition, I have a job and I am not in a hole so I can afford most of my moving expenses but PODS from MD to FL are expensive which is what I will need while doing repairs in the new home.

I appreciate all of the advice, but I haven’t gotten from the lenders or agents that I’m not prepared to do this and they all know my whole situation at this point. However, the lenders don’t know about the $10k loan I need.

Hayden

rebelwithacause asked:


We have second note on house for $15,000.00. (loan was made for home improvements over 2 years ago)…..The 1st home loan is for $101,000.00..We can not qualify for a deed in lieu due to having a second note…. A Short Sell is also apparently out because home is worth MORE (not less) than what is owed on it, but its not selling because noone can get a loan (house has been on the market for 3 months at market value and was reduced in price again). Also have home for sale with a lease/option…(we used a realtor and not For Sale by Owner because we wanted the process to go quick) ….Cant get 2nd loan off the house so we can sell the house for less until the loan is payed off in full… but cant do that until we sell the home…We arent even asking for a profit, we just want enough to pay off loans and the realtor fees and closing costs…We cant save our home and continue to make house payments because of loss of wages from cut backs at work.. Cant refinance because house is For Sale…….and if we could refinace it wouldnt save us from being in the same situation a few months from now (we would only save about $100.00 a month)…Cant rent a room as everyone is moving back in with mom and dad these days. We can not rent the house out to cover the cost of both morgtage notes and afford a roof over our heads too.. No one will work with us until we miss our morgatage payments (which will be very soon.. 3 months AFTER i warned the lenders of the hardship with weekly calls and letters)….and got nothing but the run around for the last few months from the lenders AND a housing counselor …. Now if our home is “FORCED” (and the key word here is “forced”) into foreclosure and the house sells for MORE than the pay off “Will they pay off the second loan also ? or come after us for that too ?? Is there any other option that we may have over looked….We just want to save our credit so we can start fresh again when the economy finally gets better..We will not consider borrowing money from family or friends who are also struggling and we will not consider using our credit cards to survive this economy down fall either….WHAT IS LEFT ? They want our homes and now they apparently need our great credit scores too !!!!!!!!!

Taylor

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