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Answered by Ted Rood PRO+
Mortgage Professional in Maryland Heights, MO
"It depends" is the answer to your question. If you mean in comparison with a 30-year loan, the answer is "probably", due to the fact that most HELOCs have a draw peri...
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Answered by Ted Rood PRO+
Mortgage Professional in Maryland Heights, MO
In my experience, doing a VA construction loan at all is akin to hitting the lottery the day you see two unicorns and the Loch Ness monster. It COULD happen, but it's...
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Answered by Ted Rood PRO+
Mortgage Professional in Maryland Heights, MO
There's more to consider than just the interest rate in any discussion on the benefits of making additional principal payments on a first mortgage, compared with using...
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Answered by Ray Jones
CA Mortgage Loan Officer in Fresno, CA
We would need to look at the whole picture, but generally, since your mortgage rate is so high, it would make sense to refinance your mortgage anyway and you might as ...
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Answered by IntroLend Writing Staff
Financial Adviser in Los Angeles, CA
The root of purchasing or refinancing your home is having a good credit score that is free of blemishes and late payments. You are a currently a free member of Credit ...
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Answered by Matthew Marshall
Mortgage Professional in Elkhorn, NE
You should be able to refinance the property, assuming you can qualify income, debt ratios and credit wise, by yourself, then give her the proceeds. Not extremely dif...
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Answered by Christopher Tanael
Wholesale Rep in San Marcos, CA
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Answered by Brenda Robinson
Financial Adviser in Easton, PA
Federal Stafford Loans (Subsidized and Unsubsidized) The Stafford loan is the most common loan that students use to pay for college. If the student qualifies for a ...
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Answered by Robert Henderson
AAMS® CDFA® in Mystic, CT
A reverse mortgage (or HECM - home equity conversion mortgage) CAN be a very useful financial planning tool for retirees. But it's important to understand what reverse...
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Answered by Greg Fischer
Mortgage Professional in Manchester, NH
Probably not. While reverse mortgage rules guarantee against declining house values in the future, they do so by capping the loan amount at today's value, usually som...
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