Home Mortgages: Up, Up and Away!

Written by MJ Plaster


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If you don’t have cash on hand to pay fees, you can get them tacked on torepparttar mortgage, paying nothing out of pocket for your refinanced home mortgage.

If you refinance and shortenrepparttar 111777 term of a home mortgage, you will pay a higher monthly payment, but you’ll save a significant amount of money overrepparttar 111778 term ofrepparttar 111779 mortgage in addition to paying off your home and building equity faster.

Standard mortgage terms run 15 years or 30 years. If you’d prefer a term somewhere in betweenrepparttar 111780 standard terms, ask for a custom loan and designate a term that works better for you. Find a term that strikes a balance between a term shorter than 30 years and monthly payments lower than those of a 15-year mortgage.

If you cannot get a custom term, settle for a 30-year mortgage and pay more thanrepparttar 111781 monthly payment to pay offrepparttar 111782 loan sooner. You must also negotiate no pre-payment penalty.

Where to go from here

1. Review your credit record with each ofrepparttar 111783 three credit bureaus: Equifax, TransUnion and Experian. Mistakes are common in credit reports, and you may be surprised at what you find: accounts that do not belong to you, balances that do not match your statements, an identity mistake or worse. Correct any bad information.

2. Compare mortgage rates and fees online among several finance companies.

3. Use a good mortgage calculator. Using refinance calculators isrepparttar 111784 only way to determine which loan isrepparttar 111785 better all-around deal.

Work fast, but negotiate hard to make a deal that works for you. The loan company wants your business as badly as you want a better rate.

M J Plaster is a successful author who provides information on http://www.home-loans-4u.net/ and http://www.home-loans-4u.net/home-equity-loans.html. M J Plaster has been a commercial freelance writer for almost two decades, most recently specializing in home and garden, the low-carb lifestyle, investing, and anything that defines la dolce vita.


Home Equity Loan Online – What To Do With Your Home’s Equity

Written by Carrie Reeder


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4. Userepparttar equity as a down payment on an investment property or a rental.

5. Use it to consolidate high interest debt and possibly save yourself hundreds of dollars a month to put toward something else.

6. Use it to finance your education and increase your earning power.

7. If you live in an area zoned for this, you could finish a basement or area ofrepparttar 111776 house to rent out. You could create a separate living space or apartment on your property.

Just be careful to not do anything risky withrepparttar 111777 equity in your home. If you can get a low enough rate, it may be worth taking that money and investing it somewhere else.

If you would like to view our recommended home equity loan lenders or get more information on home equity loans click here: www.abcloanguide.com/homeequityloan.shtml

Carrie Reeder is the owner of www.abcloanguide.com. ABC Loan Guide is an informational loan website with informative articles and it has recommended lenders to help you get the best mortgage service possible.


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