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Tag Archives: cost
I want to put an addition on my house and roll the cost into my mortgage. Is this possible?
by Strangeless Question by luffjm34: I want to put an addition on my house and roll the cost into my mortgage. Is this possible? We have essentially no equity–been here three years and the amount left on the mortgage is … Continue reading
How much would it cost me to refinance?
Question by lilly101200: How much would it cost me to refinance? I have a 30 yr mortgage that is $ 170,000 at 5.8%. Would it be good for me to refinance at 4.78% and how much would it cost me? … Continue reading
Refinancing my mortgage…..how does these closing cost charges look? Any negotiable ones?
by cogdogblog Question by Jack J: Refinancing my mortgage…..how does these closing cost charges look? Any negotiable ones? Currently refinancing with my original bank HSBC form 6.75 for 30 years (4years in to loan) to 5.125 (for 20 years). $ … Continue reading
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Q&A: Can fees used to secure a mortgage refinance be added to the property cost basis?
Question by MikeC: Can fees used to secure a mortgage refinance be added to the property cost basis? Best answer: Answer by bud68No. Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
How long will it take to cover the cost of refinancing?
Question by : How long will it take to cover the cost of refinancing? If someone was refinancing their mortgage and reducing the mortgage payments by $ 65 a month and the closing costs of refinancing will be $ 1,670, … Continue reading
Q&A: What is considered a closing cost in a mortgage refinance?
Question by Jennifer M: What is considered a closing cost in a mortgage refinance? Best answer: Answer by heywood2% to 4 % of loan…the only out of pocket might be the appraisal fee and an assignment cost, if you’re using … Continue reading
is there any no closing cost mortgage financing/refinancing available?
Question by laveen: is there any no closing cost mortgage financing/refinancing available? Best answer: Answer by realtor.sailorYou’ll have to shop around. Some lenders will allow you to roll the costs into the mortgage especially if you are refinancing. realtor.sailor Know … Continue reading
Q&A: Refinancing. Will I pay less in closing cost if I use my current mortgage lender/bank?
Question by AbeJ: Refinancing. Will I pay less in closing cost if I use my current mortgage lender/bank? I have heard you can save on some fees such as title search when you refinance with the same bank that has … Continue reading
No Cost Mortgages Help Alaska Homeowners
No Cost Mortgages Help Alaska Homeowners Article by Dustin Carlson Many people feel as though they are being taken “hook, line and sinker” when they are told they can qualify for … Continue reading
Freddie, Fannie Bailout Could Cost Taxpayer $400b, Loan Repurchases Pursued
Freddie, Fannie Bailout Could Cost Taxpayer 0b, Loan Repurchases Pursued Article by Michael Kraus Yesterday Edward DeMarco, acting director for the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) addressed the House Financial Services Committee to … Continue reading
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