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Post #51874796 added 07-23-2012 12:17 PM by Jaynos in Archived Deals
I just completed a mortgage refi without any cost. I repeat NO COST. Prior to the refi my mortgage was 6.125%. I have just had this adjusted down to 4.25%. This was down without any appraisal,...
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Post #51876578 added 07-23-2012 12:18 PM by wikipost in Archived Deals
Thank you 68droptop for providing the following clarification: America (NYSE:BAC). The benchmark 30-year fixed rate mortgage is up for grabs at a rate of 3.750% and carries an annual...
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Post #51875760 added 07-23-2012 12:48 PM by empiretc in Archived Deals
nah, current on bankrate is 3.59% on a 30 year fixed, so the best a person can hope for is 4.59%. You may be able to swing 3.5% on a 15 year fixed. that only applies to people who make...
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Post #51875814 added 07-23-2012 12:50 PM by Jaynos in Archived Deals
This is a program that Gov Co is using to punish the banks. I know a refi always benefits a bank and lawyers with all the fee's. Then they restructure the loan so all the interest is paid up front....
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Post #51876236 added 07-23-2012 1:05 PM by TheEdge in Archived Deals
Was there a "name" of the program that your refinance fell under (i.e. the "three-step" one listed elsewhere here)?
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Post #51876278 added 07-23-2012 1:06 PM by Tony2much in Archived Deals
I believe it was a HARP program.
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Post #51876510 added 07-23-2012 1:15 PM by sgtrmd in Archived Deals
I'm assuming this is part of the program in the following link. http://nationalmortgagesettlement.com/ If you read through it lists the other banks.
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Post #51877528 added 07-23-2012 1:50 PM by Jaynos in Archived Deals
Go out and try to get this 3-3.5% rate. Then try to get it for free. Mortgage Brokers are not some benevolent breed that are working to just save you money. They gotta eat also. Believe me, they...
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Post #51877530 added 07-23-2012 1:50 PM by wellington in Archived Deals
This is fantastic, finally something for those of us who pay our bills and are underwater. I'm giving Wells a call now. Does this refinance reset the term? There seems to be a varying...
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Post #51877556 added 07-23-2012 1:51 PM by tennis8363 in Archived Deals
Why are you disgusted? A mortgage is a contract, plain and simple. Contracts are broken all of the time. My dad is over 100K underwater on his house, but too honest to walk away. Why wouldn't he...
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Post #51877628 added 07-23-2012 1:53 PM by Jaynos in Archived Deals
The term does not reset. They just lower the interest rate. This is not the 3 step program or any of the other programs that the bank has used in the past. This is a great deal. A hot deal! For...
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Post #51877770 added 07-23-2012 1:58 PM by wellington in Archived Deals
I don't think you guys understand. This is for people who can't refinance elsewhere because they're underwater.
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Post #51877910 added 07-23-2012 2:02 PM by Jaynos in Archived Deals
Not offended, you are just giving out false info. I stated a way to improve your mortgage rate for real. You are just making off the cuff remarks that a 3% refi rate is obtainable. I beg to...
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Post #51875114 added 07-23-2012 12:28 PM by Kristin in Archived Deals
They call this a lot of different things... easy refi, 3 step refi, etc. and it's something they routinely offer to customers to lower their interest rates and keep them with WF. They actually...
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Post #51878692 added 07-23-2012 2:34 PM by woodygg in Archived Deals
Of course you were - you used WF, by your own choosing I assume. WF was and is expensive - not competitive - not sure why anyone would finance in the first with them. I just refi'd for no cost at...
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Post #51878742 added 07-23-2012 2:36 PM by wellington in Archived Deals
Just called and the guy had no clue what I was talking about. I had to email him the link and waiting for a call back. This was the "refinancing" option when I called. Is there a special...
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Post #51879878 added 07-23-2012 3:31 PM by wellington in Archived Deals
Well, finally got the right dept and found out I'm ineligible. Not because I don't meet the criteria but because my loan is owned by "Wells Fargo Mortgaged backed securities" or something and not...
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Post #51879880 added 07-23-2012 3:31 PM by paayter in Archived Deals
well as long as its serviced by wells fargo it should be fine. because they have the authority to act on behalf of fnma/freddie...and btw this is for all mortgage companies, so bank of america woudl...
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Post #51881064 added 07-23-2012 4:24 PM by Chuck Lunch in Archived Deals
you're right... just got locked on a 15year @ 2.75%, 0 points, LTV @ 50% - but the associated b/s will be about 4k. By my calculations, I'll still save about 25k with the refi (my prior loan was...
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Post #51881346 added 07-23-2012 4:37 PM by fourml8r in Archived Deals
just went to a 15 year (refinance) at 2.75% (we have very good credit). when the guy came to our house to close on the loan he saw the rate and commented that he has never seen any that low.
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Post #51881372 added 07-23-2012 4:38 PM by Jaynos in Archived Deals
I agree absolutely. If you refi and pay more than the minimum monthly payment you can knock the PRINCIPAL. You'r smart and disciplined to do so. Suzy Orman would be proud.
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Post #51881380 added 07-23-2012 4:39 PM by hobojon in Archived Deals
Just finished my second no cost refi with provident within the past 3 years. They have stringent requirements but great rates with large credits. The first refi there was actually money left over...
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Post #51881406 added 07-23-2012 4:40 PM by Jaynos in Archived Deals
That's funny. My loan originated with Wachovia also.
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Post #51881522 added 07-23-2012 4:45 PM by Jaynos in Archived Deals
For me to do a traditional refinance would have been costly. Although I have equity in the property it's not much (maybe 15-25%). A refinance to a lower rate would have then added PMI to my loan...
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Post #51883080 added 07-23-2012 6:05 PM by trippinbilly in Archived Deals
Not sure if this helps but I recently redid my first mortgage. They couldn't touch the second because there is now almost no equity between the 2. They had to get the second mortgage holder to agree...
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Post #51884406 added 07-23-2012 7:15 PM by jimx200 in Archived Deals
Thanks for the info! My only concern is the tax return since my income has gone down (self employed in business) and not sure if I can qualify. Since I have never had a late mortgage payment in 7...
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Post #51887320 added 07-23-2012 9:51 PM by wellington in Archived Deals
Yes they do. Give them your loan # and they can tell you if you are eligible.
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Post #51880708 added 07-23-2012 4:08 PM by joeboy in Archived Deals
I am refinancing with Guaranteed Rate Mortgage: https://www.guaranteedrate.com/ They merged with the broker I've been using since 1997 (Mountain Crest Mortgage), and I've probably done about 8...
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Post #51880754 added 07-23-2012 4:10 PM by index in Archived Deals
I'm with BoFA, but it seems like they have a income-limit (payment greater than 31% of gross monthly income). http://homeloanhelp.bankofamerica.com/en/mha-programs.html I don't see those provisions...
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Post #51880226 added 07-23-2012 3:48 PM by bigDeal44 in Archived Deals
why didn't you just refi where the rate is near 3.75% ? .. just curious as I'm in refi process myself
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Post #51880562 added 07-23-2012 4:01 PM by Stn in Archived Deals
What company/lender that you locked the interest in?
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Post #51882002 added 07-23-2012 5:09 PM by talangara in Archived Deals
You can do no cost 30 years at lower than 4.25....no deal
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Post #51882042 added 07-23-2012 5:10 PM by AstroInactive in Archived Deals
But spread that1/2 point over a 30 year fixed marriage and it's too low interest that might have you looking for a refi or default(or swing loan if you're both into that)...beware the balloon payment...
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Post #51875318 added 07-23-2012 12:34 PM by Jaynos in Archived Deals
I did it all by email. This is not the Easy Refi, or the 3 Step. I was turned down for those for some BS excuse from Wells Fargo. I was so mad that they wouldn't give me the same service they gave...
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Post #51875332 added 07-23-2012 12:35 PM by drboom in Archived Deals
Sorry but I don't think this is a hot deal. Rates are down well into the 3s - we're closing tomorrow on refi'ing our 30yr fixed on a no-cost refi to 3 5/8 and rates dropped since we locked in so I...
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Post #51875488 added 07-23-2012 12:40 PM by tennis8363 in Archived Deals
I might have to look into this. I have a current mortgage with WF that has PMI through the PMI group and no other banks will touch us for a re-fi as the PMI Group is gone (taken over by Arizona) and...
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Post #51875512 added 07-23-2012 12:40 PM by Cheapskate1234 in Archived Deals
From the settlement details URL. I don't qualify but it looks like it would be worth the effort if you do...especially if your principal owed is more than the market value. If you meet all of...
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Post #51875660 added 07-23-2012 12:45 PM by janoolove in Archived Deals
i have 4.75 so looks like no luck.
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Post #51875698 added 07-23-2012 12:46 PM by cptbarkey in Archived Deals
refinancing, no matter what or who, always benefits the company who refinances your mortgage. you are resetting your payments and increasing interest payments. its not a win - win - win. who wins?...
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Post #51875916 added 07-23-2012 12:54 PM by sdkjr in Archived Deals
Seriously? That is not good advice. I did a HARP 2.0 ReFi. I was 9 years into a 30 year fixed mortgage at 5% and dropped to 15 years at 3.25%. Closing costs were around $1500 that got rolled into the...
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