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15-Year Mortgage Refinance Vs. 30-Year Current Mortgage?
Mar 10, 2011 by Webappuniverse | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
We are thinking of refinancing our current fixed 30-year mortgage to a fixed 15-year mortgage. We owe about $140K at 6.25% currently with 22 years left to pay down. Is it smarter to move to a 15-year fixed at 5% (with all of the closing costs rolled in)
amortization means nothing but obligated payment unless it affects what interest rate is offered and usually not. Otherwise, check how flexible your payments are and keep 25 or 30 or heck 100 year amortized payment obligation then just pay whatever you
dokterew | Mar 10, 2011
Should I refinance to a 7/1 ARM if I pay approx 40% over the payment every month?
Mar 04, 2011 by Cool Hand Luke | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
I bought a house approx 16 months ago for 220K, judging by the comps it's probably worth 210-220 range, I owe 168k and I am in a 30 year fixed @ 5.375%. My payments are about $1365/mo(no PMI) w/ everything impounded but have been paying around $250 over
Go for a 1/1 ARM and get 2.25%.
I did a lot of number crunching and concluded there was about a 90% probability of a 1/1 ARM leaving me ahead of the game compared to a fixed rate mortgage, when following historical interest rate variations.
anotherbsdparent | Mar 04, 2011
Is it time to refinance my southern california condo's 30 year fixed loan?
Mar 07, 2011 by BaseballFan4Ever | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
I have been in my Condo in Southern California for 2 years. Plan on staying for at least 3-5 years, maybe more. Might even rent it out in the future
Loan Balance = $515,000
current rate = 5.375%
re-finance rate =
Well, you would need to be there for 13 months to realize any savings from the refi...so it makes sense with your 2-5 year timeline. HOWEVER, know that the second you do a refi....your primary mortgage becomes a full recourse loan in CA, even though
Ryan M | Mar 07, 2011
Well, you would need to be there for 13 months to realize any savings from the refi...so it makes sense with your 2-5 year timeline. HOWEVER, know that the second you do a refi....your primary mortgage becomes a full recourse loan in CA, even though
Ryan M | Mar 07, 2011
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Noranda Announces Plans for New Debt Financing
23.02.12
)--Noranda Aluminum Holding Corporation (NYSE: NOR) announced today that
its Board of Directors has approved plans to pursue a debt refinancing
of the Company’s senior secured credit facility, including both its term
loan and revolving credit facility. The refinancing is expected to
result in two new senior secured credit facilities in an aggregate
amount of approximately $550 million, comprised of a term loan in an
amount of approximately $300 million, and an asset-based revolving
credit facility in an amount of approximately $250 million, which is
anticipated to be undrawn at closing. The proceeds of the refinancing
are anticipated to be used for repayment of amounts outstanding under
Noranda’s Term Loan B, a tender offer for a portion of Noranda’s
outstanding Senior Floating Rate Notes due 2015, the issuance of a
special dividend in the amount of approximately $1.25 per share and
general corporate purposes. The timing and size of any potential
refinancing and the use of proceeds thereof, including the size and
timing of any dividend, are subject to market and other conditions, and
Noranda makes no assurance that such actions, including any special
dividend, will take place at any specific time, or at all.
Source: Business Wire (press release)
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When is a HARP Refinance Worth the Cost?
Fox Business - Apr 25, 2011
The chances you'll pay only $600 for closing costs are low, especially in states where title fees are more expensive. Finding a lender willing to offer a HARP refinance with no fees isn't easy, and most of the time the lender will compensate the waived
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Stock Markets Review - Apr 23, 2011
There are many mortgage refinance options available, and one of the options is a mortgage refinance where you don't have to pay any closing costs. Getting a no closing cost mortgage refinance has advantages and disadvantages. The main advantage of this
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Philadelphia Inquirer - Apr 15, 2011
A 2010 law gives home buyers more time to compare prices before closing on a sale. By Rebecca McClay When Tom Strange, a retired computer engineer in Henderson, Nev., refinanced his mortgage last year, he rejected the $1870 title insurance offered by
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Daily News Pulse - Apr 24, 2011
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