Very informative video. I took some notes on the video and how it was done. I gave it 5 stars. Check out our vids and tell me what you think? We have some good stuff also.
Sounds great. Watch the fixed rates though. If they get low enough consider the positives and negatives (a new 30 yr loan) of refinancing and see what makes sense in your particular circumstance. As the economy improves your interest rate will increase accordingly.
In the long run you will be better off refinnan- cing because at some point in time your adjustable rate will exceed fixed rates. But then it all depends on how long you plan on living where you are.
In your case you might be better off holding off on refinancing but be aware that fixed rates may increase. Since you now have 25 years left on your mortgage when you refinance you will add 5 yrs because you will have a new 30 yr loan. However the payment will probably be lower because the principal is less and the amortization will be 30 yrs. You have to decide what is best for you.
You need to check a couple of things about your loan. First, what is the margin on the loan. You will find that in your loan papers. Now find the current index which changes on a monthly basis. Add the 2 to find your new loan rate (or call the bank they will know). How often does your loan get adjusted. Once per year or every 6 months. Compare your current rate and payment with the new rate and payment to see that it has not increased substantial-
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Very informative video. I took some notes on the video and how it was done. I gave it 5 stars. Check out our vids and tell me what you think? We have some good stuff also.
DrewDownsManagement 3 years ago
Sounds great. Watch the fixed rates though. If they get low enough consider the positives and negatives (a new 30 yr loan) of refinancing and see what makes sense in your particular circumstance. As the economy improves your interest rate will increase accordingly.
realtor527 3 years ago
In the long run you will be better off refinnan- cing because at some point in time your adjustable rate will exceed fixed rates. But then it all depends on how long you plan on living where you are.
realtor527 3 years ago
In your case you might be better off holding off on refinancing but be aware that fixed rates may increase. Since you now have 25 years left on your mortgage when you refinance you will add 5 yrs because you will have a new 30 yr loan. However the payment will probably be lower because the principal is less and the amortization will be 30 yrs. You have to decide what is best for you.
realtor527 3 years ago
You need to check a couple of things about your loan. First, what is the margin on the loan. You will find that in your loan papers. Now find the current index which changes on a monthly basis. Add the 2 to find your new loan rate (or call the bank they will know). How often does your loan get adjusted. Once per year or every 6 months. Compare your current rate and payment with the new rate and payment to see that it has not increased substantial-
ly.
realtor527 3 years ago