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Post #110556031 added 01-03-2018 11:23 AM by tiedyed1 in Finance
Just make sure this is for a cashout refi (as it is not specified within that screenshot). The rate of 3.625% reflects you are paying 1.00 point to buy it down; but then there is a lender credit...
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Post #110541515 added 01-03-2018 5:16 AM by b1g_bake in Finance
I think that's a decent rate. You can take the difference in your new mortgage payment and old one, then spread that out monthly until it totals your closing costs on the refi. If that takes a long...
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Post #110538371 added 01-02-2018 11:53 PM by simpleman1 in Finance
Thanks. In FL, the mortgage and intangible tax costs are $60 per $1000 in refinance value. So for $200k it's $1200. For APR, I'm getting 3.722% APR excluding Florida taxes: See...
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Post #110119447 added 12-23-2017 4:46 PM by b1g_bake in Finance
Ahh so it seems FL is not a great place to refi in. Should have specified my location. Though I did say it was a little over a year ago.
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Post #110117935 added 12-23-2017 3:59 PM by tiedyed1 in Finance
In Florida you have a Mortgage Tax and an Intangible Tax that you cannot avoid and will add to your costs. Plus, as previously mentioned, there are pricing adjustments for 80% LTV and Cashout...
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Post #110117559 added 12-23-2017 3:47 PM by b1g_bake in Finance
Yeah sorry. Cap center advertises where i live so that's how i heard of them. As for shopping around there is lendingtree and bankrate. Also google the loan you want and it will bring up some...
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Post #110112779 added 12-23-2017 1:29 PM by simpleman1 in Finance
Where do you suggest I shop around? Is there a particular site that aggregates mortgage rates? EDIT: I searched on CapCenter - they do not service Florida it seems?
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Post #110112707 added 12-23-2017 1:28 PM by simpleman1 in Finance
Where did you search? Points/Fees don't mean much in the long run. It's the APR that matters. I see APR around 3.82% when I pay $5k in fees: https://i.imgur.com/kepLLU9.png
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Post #110067259 added 12-22-2017 12:44 PM by tiedyed1 in Finance
Even with credit 740+ (the top tier) there are pricing adjustments for 80% LTV as well as cash-out (v. rate/term) refinance; that is why you are seeing large fees associated with lower rates. A true...
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Post #110063727 added 12-22-2017 11:36 AM by b1g_bake in Finance
cap center did cash out refi for me. only a $900 fee which was apparently a fed thing, not even for them. got in at 3.625, but that was a month before the election last year. they had no problem...
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Post #110043931 added 12-22-2017 4:32 AM by Dr. J in Finance
Could you even get under 4% (realistically) with such an arrangement? Poking around online I only find under 4% for a 30 with like $7k in fees :lol: APR on that is *just* under 4%.
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Post #109877855 added 12-19-2017 12:49 PM by simpleman1 in Finance
I bought my home for $200k cash in 2014 and is worth $250k today. I have excellent credit (800 credit score) and $1M in other assets. I'd like to pull out $200k (80%) if I can lock in a nice...

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