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by Carrie Reeder
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If you have seen all the advertisements regarding refinancing your house you may be wondering if refinancing can actually save you money. The answer is yes! Interest rates are at the lowest levels in decades and there has never been a better time to refinance your home. Before choosing a lender to refinance your current mortgage, consider a few key factors and analyze your options. Your current interest rate, the length of time you plan to stay in your home, your credit rating, and the value of your home are all important issues to consider when looking to refinance your house.
Refinancing your house can save you thousands of dollars over the length of your mortgage. Depending on your current interest rate, your monthly house payment could drop by a substantial amount. Even if you have adverse credit, lenders are waiting to give you a quote on refinancing your house. There is no need to apply to many lenders to get the lowest rate possible. Online mortgage companies can often give you quotes from multiple lenders, eliminating concerns about multiple inquiries on your credit report.
Refinancing your house can allow you to shorten the term of your mortgage without drastically increasing the amount of your monthly mortgage payments. If your current interest rate is substantially higher than the present prime rate, you could refinance for a shorter term and with the potential decrease in the amount of interest you pay, your house payments could stay the same or increase only slightly. Mortgage brokers are available to give you an accurate analysis of your financial situation. You can receive quotes from multiple lenders, get expert advice on refinancing your mortgage, and save money each and every month. |
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