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No Fee Mortgage Loans Don’t Exist

Robert Regehr — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 22:47:49 +0000

If you’re considering a “no cost” or “no fee” mortgage loan for your home loan there are several things you need to know about these loans to avoid paying too much. Whenever lenders talk about “no fee” mortgage loans they are always trading off a higher mortgage rate in exchange for lender fees paid at [...]

No Fee Mortgage Loans Don’t Exist is a post from Robert Regehr's Mortgage Refinancing Blog.

No Cost Mortgage Refinancing Is Just a Marketing Trick

Robert Regehr — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 00:02:56 +0000

Are you thinking about refinancing your home loan with a no fee or flat fee mortgage? You can’t turn on the television these days without seeing Ditech’s so-called “Flat Fee” mortgage or no fee home loans from Bank of America, but what’s the catch? If you think that these deals sound too good to be [...]

No Cost Mortgage Refinancing Is Just a Marketing Trick is a post from Robert Regehr's Mortgage Refinancing Blog.

Deceptive Mortgage Advertising: It’s a No Brainer

Robert Regehr — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 00:35:36 +0000

You’ve probably seen the television ads claiming that no cost mortgage refinancing is “a no brainer.” Advertisers love to claim that they’ll pay your closing costs and offer zero cost refinancing. Most homeowners responding to these offers don’t realize how much of a lie no cost refinancing is. Here is the truth you need to [...]

Deceptive Mortgage Advertising: It’s a No Brainer is a post from Robert Regehr's Mortgage Refinancing Blog.

Beware Deceptive Mortgage Refinancing Loan Offers

No Cost Mortgage Loans

Robert Regehr — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 10:28:59 +0000

Everyone has seen the ads on television, or heard about some bank testing a “no closing cost” mortgage loan, but aren’t these loans just a gimmick to reel you in? Truth be told there is no such thing as a “no cost mortgage;” you always pay one way or another. One way mortgage companies and [...]

No Cost Mortgage Loans is a post from Robert Regehr's Mortgage Refinancing Blog.