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Refinancing Your Mortgage
Here are some tips and strategies that save you
money when you are in the market to refinance your
home loan
- Don't get caught in the
trap of consuming your home equity by getting
deeper into debt to go on vacation, purchase
unnecessary items and spread out your car loans
and credit card balances over 30 years. CMPS
professionals help you implement viable
refinancing strategies to conserve your home
equity, build greater wealth and achieve your
goals in life.
- Understand that you may
need to pay higher fees or interest rates if you
are getting cash out of your home equity vs.
simply paying off the current balance. Also, you
may lose the interest tax deduction on cash-out
funds in excess of $100,000. CMPS professionals
help you structure your refinancing transaction
to give you the best overall financial impact
for your individual circumstances.
- CMPS professionals help
you evaluate the mortgage products that will
work best in your situation. Remember, it is far
better to find a CMPS professional who can help
you implement the best strategy with competitive
interest rates than for you to shop for the
lowest rate with the wrong strategy.
- Don't pay too much for
title insurance - this is a very common mistake
that can be avoided. All lenders will require
Title Insurance each time a mortgage loan is
granted. This is because it insures the title to
the property is free from any surprise liens
that occurred previously. So, in essence, it
covers the timeframe prior to the mortgage
closing. That is why a new one needs to be done
even on a refinance. Generally speaking, law
regulates title policy fees so all title
companies charge the same amounts. CMPS
professionals help you save over 50% by making
sure you get the "refinance" instead of the
higher "basic" rate.
- Know your credit score!
You may be able to get a better mortgage rate
and more favorable loan terms by restructuring
some of your balances on credit cards, car
loans, etc. CMPS professionals help you correct
errors on your credit report and determine which
balances to restructure or pay off in order to
improve your credit score.
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- Understand the
20 Terms You
Must Know Before You Sign Off on Your Mortgage
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