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In response to
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damnit!
"
by
znufrii
Are you doing a 15 or a 30? The 30 rate will be higher. -- nm
Posted by
ty97
Apr 12 '12, 13:40
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30 years at 4%, 90-day rate lock. -- nm
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znufrii
Apr 12, 13:45
5
The average for 30-year is still right around 4, you're doing great. -- nm
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ty97
Apr 12, 13:52
4
I just finished refinancing my house from my purchase 6 months ago and lowered it by half a point. These rates are just crazy low. I remember
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pmb
Apr 12, 13:58
1
just imagine if you bought your house 30 years ago and were just paying it off now without ever refinancing it
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znufrii
Apr 12, 14:00
*phew*
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znufrii
Apr 12, 13:54
1
they are the lowest since our grandparents era -- nm
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zeitgeist
Apr 12, 14:00
If his is over 4 now, it might actually be worth it to redo a 15, he might not pay that much more -- nm
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zeitgeist
Apr 12, 13:41
3
i am fairly certain that one percentage point does not make 15 years of mortgage payments go away.
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TFox
Apr 12, 13:46
1
it's about $500/month difference
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znufrii
Apr 12, 13:49
He's still in the buying process. He doesn't close until June. -- nm
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ty97
Apr 12, 13:46
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