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any place specialize in refinancing mortgages for Union members?
I Hear you on this. Rates were rediculous when I was a young man starting out. Stayed bad for a decade!My 1st mortgage was 11%,..refinanced to 7 3/4 %,..if only I was 30 yrs. younger with today's rates,..probably could have bought 2X the current house I have,..I'm quite happy however, haven't had a payment for many yrs.
any place specialize in refinancing mortgages for Union members?
Just depends on so many factors. How good Is your credit? how much do you owe? How much Is it going to cost you to refinance?Clark Howard said dont refinance unless you go down at least 3 %, just saying.
When I bought my house I took out a 15 year. The payment wasnt a whole lot more than the 30. The interest I saved,was more than the cost of the house.If your young and can afford a higher payment,15 year is the way to go even if its not your last house.
See, it worked out , now you have a sh load of equity.When I bought my house I took out a 15 year. The payment wasnt a whole lot more than the 30. The interest I saved,was more than the cost of the house.
100% equity. I paid It off in 10 years.See, it worked out , now you have a sh load of equity.
Just paying the taxes, your a good planner. I'll send you my porfolio so you can analyze what i should do.100% equity. I paid It off in 10 years.
It was part of my plan. Get the house paid off before the college ones started.Just paying the taxes, your a good planner. I'll send you my porfolio so you can analyze what i should do.
One of my co workers bought his house,35years ago. Still has 10 years left on his mortgage. Owes more on It,than the original sale price.I took out a 15 year loan in 1993. Still have 3 years left. WTF?
I'll write the check and pay it off one of these days. Just not feeling it yet.One of my co workers bought his house,35years ago. Still has 10 years left on his mortgage. Owes more on It,than the original sale price.
He wonders why he cant afford to retire?