Monday, January 11, 2010

Stage Payment Mortgages Is The Zero Refinancing Home Loan Real ?

Is the zero refinancing home loan real ? - stage payment mortgages

I intend to buy my first house and for a home loan and a donor who said this to me


"If your mortgage with us, then make 4 payments, if the low .25% and no cost refinancing"


1) Do we really refinance zero NO () fees can be 25% fall?

2) Are there any other hidden fees to bring the lender if you refinance at a later date when prices fall?

4 comments:

Landlord said...

Put everything in writing and read every word, especially the fine print. It is unlikely that they do not have one million terms, including the right to cancel at any time.

Judy said...

Everything we say is that when interest rates drop .25% or more if you have done at least four payments will drop their prices. It costs them nothing, but a little bit of paperwork - not necessarily a revaluation or search by title, for example.

They say that the levy is not going to fall to zero and I raise no fee for the change. And by the way, if you would go with them, I get that in writing, are also awarded as one of the new prices.

jlf said...

Some lenders have such offerings. It covers the administrative costs of lending - not pay the new rate. Note that you modify or terminate this offer at any time.

daeve930 said...

Ask them if they provide such a guarantee in written form.

Since this is the same lender, which is really a loan modification. In only 4 months were the only costs that they will receive a new credit report (paid $ 12) - $ 18 for it and the cost of preparation of documents. Cert, you can have the same assessment, the policy of the title, perhaps with a small addition, and flood control. The Trust will not change because their taxes and insurance would be affected. It is quite possible, if it is serious with a lender.

If the market was so slow last fall, my company offered loans of money not the cost. The rates were comparable to other lenders and just absorb the closing costs. We are about to refinance at this time (my run is still at least 3 months, which is slightly longer than for those who do not work here). We have always paid the closing costs on mortgages and credit lines in Texas and has credit lines and will move if at least a minimum initial, could andPlace it back tomorrow if you do not really want.

It is not uncommon, but you want from what you feel comfortable. When you are dealing with the real Joe, Joe, or mortgage companies or the First National Bank of Joe, I would Leary. If someone like Wells Fargo and Bank of America, I would say it is probably true, but hearing in writing.

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