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Mortgage Refinancing Help

August 10, 2008

Today’s post is short and to the point…
Here’s What I’ve Got
Six online videos you’ll you watch on your PC with just under an hour’s worth of content.
That’s less time than one episode of CSI out of your day…
Here’s What It Will Do For You
These videos will save you thousands of dollars every year by showing [...]

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When Does Mortgage Refinancing Make Sense?

January 28, 2008

You can’t turn on the television these days without hearing about how low mortgage rates are. Following a series of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, mortgage rates are at their lowest levels since 2004… but how do you know if a new mortgage is right for your situation? Taking out a [...]

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Should You Refinance Your Mortgage?

January 11, 2008

The average homeowner in the United States refinances every four to five years for a variety of different reasons. Many people refinance to lower their mortgage rate; however, consolidating bills or borrowing cash are also good reasons for refinancing. Is mortgage refinancing right for you? Here are several tips to help you [...]

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Refinancing Mortgage Rates

October 4, 2007

Rather than looking at the big picture when refinancing their mortgages many homeowners obsess over interest rates without fully understanding how mortgage rates work. This creates a number of problems when refinancing including paying unnecessary fees and markup of your mortgage rate. Here are several tips to demystify mortgage rates and help you find [...]

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Mortgage Loan Processing Fees: Junk or Not?

September 13, 2007

Mortgage loan processing is a confusing aspect of refinancing for many homeowners. Many mortgage brokers charge a fee as high as $500 or more; however, isn’t this just a junk fee?
Many mortgages brokers justify their fee by saying they use a “professional loan processor” to process their files. First of all, [...]

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