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Refinance
Refinancing is simply the acquisition of a second mortgage that is used to repay the first mortgage. During this process, you can borrow against your home equity to increase the amount of the loan over and above that of your first mortgage. This is called a cash out refinance and gives you the funds to pay for home improvement, college tuition, a brand new car or any other major purchase. Depending on the use of the money left over after refinancing, the repayment may be tax deductible.
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Imperfect Credit
Federally insured loans are also a good way for you to find bad credit mortgages
that have good terms. FHA loans as well as VA loans are good examples of these.
A federally insured loan offers:
- low interest rates
- little to no down payments
- Relaxed qualifying criteria
- Tax deductions on interest payments.
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Home Construction Loans
Interested in building your new home? There are lenders that will finance 100% percent of the cost for materials, labor and land. Apply today to contact up to four lenders about your home construction loan.
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Rates
It can be very helpful to understand interest rates and indexes if you are interested in finding a loan, especially if you are looking in to adjustable rate loans. Apply online today and contact a lender about current interest rates and the effect they will have on your loan.
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Mortgage Calc
A mortgage calc can also show you the difference that the term of your loan makes on your repayment schedule. A $997 monthly payment on a $150,000 loan at 7% over the period of 30 years with $209,263 in total interest may sound acceptable, but using the calculator you can compare this monthly payment to what would be paid on a shorter term loan. The same loan with a 15 year term would have higher monthly payment of 1,348, which is $351 more. However, the 15 year term would cut the total interest in half to the amount of 92,683. In this case, cutting your loan term in half and paying $351 more a month could save you over $100,000.
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Mortgage Refiancing
Mortgage refinancing is the repayment of a current mortgage using a new mortgage. This new mortgage should have an interest rate at least 2% lower than the original rate or else it may not be worthwhile for the homeowner. By obtaining a loan with a lower interest rate, you should be able to save hundreds, if not thousands the time your loan is paid off.
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Refinancing Your Home
Also, if you are refinancing to change terms or to take cash out to cover a major purchase and are not as concerned about your rate, money down can be exchanged for an increased interest rate. Generally this is when a homeowner pays, or does not pay, the points that can affect the loan’s interest rate. One point is the same as one percent of the loan. On $100,000 loan, one point would be $1,000. Usually, each point unpaid adds 1/8 to ¼ of one percent to the interest rate. Depending on the borrower’s priorities, points may be paid or a higher interest rate may be taken. Borrowers should be careful of lenders offering refinancing that includes no points. This often means that higher interest rates are built in.
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