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What are my options for refinancing?

Posted on: 08th Apr, 2012 11:54 pm
i want to refinance my mortgage right now there are low interest rates available in the market. my present interest rate for the home mortgage is around 8%. i have good credit scores and not much negative items listed. the home is coming in 22,830 lower than what's needed to refinance. i need to know my options. the loan isn't owed by fannie mae or freddie mac. what are my options for refinancing?
Hi canbaby,

If it was a Fannie or Freddie loan, then you could have gone for the option of HARP to refinance your loan. As that is not the situation, it will be your lender's discretion whether or not he will allow you to refinance the loan. Chances are that he won't allow you to refinance the loan.

Thanks
Posted on: 09th Apr, 2012 12:26 am
Hi canbaby!

Welcome to forums!

As you don't have equity in your property, none of the lenders will be interested to refinance your mortgage. You may apply for loan modification if you're unable to pay off the loan at the present loan terms.

Feel free to ask if you've further queries.

Sussane
Posted on: 09th Apr, 2012 08:07 pm
Come up with the 22k needed to close the short. Then you can get out of the 8% rate and down into the low 4's or even 3's....Example, lets say you owe 150k and your payment at 8% is $1,100...You then refi to a 4% and put 22k towards the balance, bringing your new loan to 130k...Your new payment at 4% would be $620...Saving you $480 a month, taking you 45 mos to recover the outgo...Do a basic calculation with your actual numbers and see if its worth it to pay or borrower the funds to close the gap. Not only will you save money on your payment, your total interest charges will be Much less...good luck
Posted on: 10th Apr, 2012 02:43 pm
Hi there. I just got my kitchens remodel, now its on progress. Even if the price is cheap, still I need to financing it. could you gives me suggestion what option should I took to finance my cheap kitchens and its rate for 3 years at least, whereas I'am still in the debt of my house for next 15 years.
Posted on: 11th Apr, 2012 09:01 pm
Hi kitchenscheap,

You can take out a home improvement loan in order to finance the kitchen improvement. As far as rates and terms are considered, you can speak to the local lenders and shop around. This will help you know as to who is offering you the cheapest rates and terms.

Thanks
Posted on: 12th Apr, 2012 10:13 pm
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