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Cash Out Mortgage Refinancing

March 28, 2009

If you’re considering cash out mortgage refinancing here’s how you avoid overpaying thousands of dollars in junk fees and markup.

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Getting the Lowest Mortgage Rate Possible

May 17, 2008

When it comes to getting your home loan, nearly everyone wants to get the lowest mortgage rate possible. The question is how to do this…the answer doesn’t have to be as confusing as it might seem.
The first step to getting the best mortgage rates possible is for you to understand how mortgage rates are [...]

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The Fed Rate Cut And Refinancing Your Mortgage

January 30, 2008

The Federal Reserve Cut Interest Rates Again Today For The Second Time In Eight Days…Should You Refinance Your Mortgage Now?
With all the talk of interest rate cuts refinancing has become a hot topic for many homeowners. Here are the answers to several common questions regarding the current rate cuts and deciding if taking out [...]

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Refinancing Your Mortgage Loan During a Recession

January 22, 2008

Every time you turn on the television these days it seems like the news is bad. Today the story was “World Markets Plummet” like a newspaper headline from a comic book. While today’s news may be filled with stories of higher unemployment and a faltering economy, there is good news for homeowners who [...]

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Mortgage Rate and APR

December 4, 2007

Mortgage loans can be confusing and intimidating for many homeowners. Terminology like APR is not only confusing, but in the case of Annual Percentage Rate is misleading. Here are the basics you need to know about Annual Percentage Rate (APR) and your mortgage rate when comparison shopping loan offers.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR)
What is [...]

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