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Is it a good idea to refinance my home?
You may be tired of making one mortgage payment for your first mortgage, and another payment for your second mortgage. Perhaps it's time to reduce your current interest rate to a lower fixed or adjustable rate, or maybe you have an adjustable rate that you want to convert into a fixed rate mortgage. You may want to cash out some of your equity, or lower your overall mortgage payment. Refinancing may also allow you to get rid of private mortgage insurance (PMI) if you now have 20% equity in your home.

Can I refinance for no cost or low cost?
Absolutely. With the wide variety of loan programs available at our sponsors, you may very well be able to refinance your existing loan at no cost or minimal cost to you. You will see immediate savings, and you won't have to sacrifice your bank account or equity to get a great rate. Many people have taken advantage of our no cost refinance programs. Why shouldn't you be one of them? Ask one of our experienced loan specialists about our flexible financing options.
 
 

Is it worth refinancing if I only see a small change in my current rate?
A lower interest rate will save you money if you plan to stay in your home for more than a few years. You can use our mortgage calculator to see how much you will save by refinancing. However, even if you don't pick a lower interest rate, refinancing can still save you money by allowing you to roll in higher interest debt, or giving you the flexibility of and interest-only option.

 
 

Can I eliminate PMI by refinancing?
If you meet two specific conditions, you may be able to remove mortgage insurance by refinancing your new home. You can qualify if you have made your mortgage payments on time every month for a specific time (usually a year), and you have reached a point of having 20% equity in your home, either through appreciation or paying down your mortgage.

 

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