Posts Tagged ‘Refinance Loan’
Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
tanya m asked: We are schedule to sign the loan Docs. on 01/26/08 and the closing date is set for 01/31/08 for an FHA refinance loan is that normal?
Sam
Tags: Closing Date, Couple Of Days, Refinance Loan
Posted in Refinance | 2 Comments »
Monday, May 18th, 2009
magicjumbo asked: For example, if I owe $200,000 and I have $50,000 equity, when I refinance can I use the $50,000 to pay down the amount owed. The new load would then be for $150,000 and I would have $0 equity.
Calvin
Tags: House Loan, House Refinance, Refinance Loan
Posted in Refinance | 7 Comments »
Tuesday, February 24th, 2009
TRINIGAL asked: We bought a home in FEBRUARY of 2005 the payments are pretty high we have a fixed 30 years mortgage at 6.125 and we are trying to reduce our mortgage payments, we are being offerd a 7 years fixed at 5.37 and a 10 years fixed at 6.125 both which is interest only which is the best refinance plan or should we stay with our present mortgage of 6.125 for 30 years.
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Tags: Interest Rate, Mortgage Payments, Refinance Loan
Posted in Refinance | 3 Comments »
Tuesday, February 17th, 2009
mochachreme asked: I’ve got a mortgage that is in a repayment status under a forebearance plan, but they want to modify the loan and put what I currently owe on the back of the loan. I want to know if another mortgage company will refinance me with the loan currently being behind (although payments have been made as agreed through the plan).
Thanks for your help!!!
Stressed in GA…
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Tags: Mortgage Company, Mortgage Refinance, Refinance Loan
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Monday, February 16th, 2009
Jessica B asked: My parents took out a home equity loan on their home 7 months ago and didn’t quite understand what they were doing. They are on a fixed income and now have a payment they can not afford. Their home was appraised at 108,000 and they took out 35,000. They owned their home with no payments before this. They have fallen behind on payments and need to refinance the loan. but with todays market I’m afraid that won’t be possible. any ideas?
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Tags: 7 Months, Parents, Refinance Loan
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Saturday, February 14th, 2009
D’s Mom asked: I’m in financial ruin and I think my only and last option is to refinance my home loan. I need the extra money to catch up on bills after changing jobs and unexpected medical expenses. (I didn’t have insurance for 6 months from changing jobs and then I was sick and had big bills) I am about to lose my home if I don’t do something quick. I believe I’ve exhausted all other options. You opionion and ideas would be great. Thanks
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Tags: Home Loan, Insurance, Refinance Loan
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Monday, February 2nd, 2009
feeddaneed asked: If I have a student loan at another bankācan refinance them through MY bank where I have my checking account?
I am in repayment now.
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Tags: Checking Account, Loan Refinance, Refinance Loan
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Saturday, January 24th, 2009
beach_babe971 asked: if im buying a house 10% below value, and put 10% down. i have 20% equity. then if i do repairs and upgrades, i will have more equity. so after i do repairs and upgrades i would have 30% equity. but when i bought the house, i needed a 90% loan.
is it possible or recommended after i make repairs, to refinance the loan if i plan on keeping it, since ill have 30% equity, and just refinance to get money back, or lower my payments? soneone said i could do that, instead of keeping the 90% loan. but i still dont see how it would help exactly? i never refinanced before?
Fernando
Tags: Buying A House, Money, Refinance Loan
Posted in Renting & Real Estate | No Comments »
Thursday, January 22nd, 2009

Bill Smith asked: Refinancing your car loan can help you save thousands of dollars and reduce your monthly payment. Below listed are simple tips to help you refinance your car. The lower payments and the thousands of dollars in savings will help bring balance back in your life.
The first question you need to answer is “Will I be saving money be refinancing?” You will need to determine factors that include time remaining on your loan, new interest rate and possible savings over the length of the loan. Also take into consideration any switching costs or fees to setup your new refinance loan. If you end up with a lower interest over the same length of time, you should refinance your auto loan.
There are some factors that will need to be considered before the refinance. The biggest reason for a refinance is thousands of dollars in savings on the interest you have been paying currently. Sometimes people are stuck with their initial loan due to pressure from the car dealer to buy the car on loan. Many individuals find they never had the time to calculate the payments through the excitement of driving their new car.
The best time according to experts to refinance is when you are about to change the amount of your repayments, either paying less or paying more each month. If your intent is to stretch longer so you can afford to pay your loan, a refinance starts to make sense. Whatever be your reason to refinance, check with multiple refinance companies and compare interest rates and fees. Rethink your options wisely and make sure you are really saving money with the refinance. If you are looking for a good company who can provide your with auto refinance quotes, feel free to visit our site and read further on services we provide to our clients.
Charlotte
Tags: Excitement, Refinance Loan, Repayments
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Saturday, January 17th, 2009
Kenneth D asked: My wife had no credit when I got the loan, but she has credit now and I want to add her to the loan, but to do so I will have to refinance. This could hurt my score? But could help my intrest rate. (Currently 13%) May credit has also gotten better since the loan. It’s been 7 months now, I heard I should wait until a year.
Andrew
Tags: 7 Months, Intrest Rate, Refinance Loan
Posted in Personal Finance | No Comments »