Mortgage Info - Refinance Your Mortgage

If you haven't evaluated your home mortgage recently, you could be missing out on a much lower interest rate.  

What is 
refinancing?

Why should I
refinance?
When can I
refinance?
Refinancing means to pay off your current mortgage and/or home equity by replacing it with a new loan.  This is not limited to just paying off current mortgages, but can also be utilized to consolidate debt as well. One would want to refinance to get a lower interest rate, shorten their current term, or consolidate their mortgage loan with other debt owned. (i.e. credit cards, autos, etc.) You may want to consider refinancing if there is a rate benefit.  A person can refinance as early as 6 months after their initial loan.  Often times, it would not be beneficial to refinance unless the new interest rate is 0.75-1% lower than the original loan.

 


 

 

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