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June 11th, 2010

Good news for those who own homes or wish they did. The mortgage market is absolutely full of new deals that can tremendously lower down your costs. For every different lenders comes different bargains; so here are some of the important things to look for.

Refinancing. You finance when you exchange your current mortgage for a new one. This is to get a low interest rate. To determine whether refinancing will pay, you have to make a comparison of the up-front cost of the new loan with the amount you will save in monthly payments each year. These up-front costs include title insurances, legal fees, document fees, and appraisal fees. Thankfully, these costs are dropping fast.

Mortgage Shopping. If you are planning to buy a house, you can lower your rate of interest by paying more points up front. First time buyers may not have the cash to pay points, but move up buyers often do. When you are shopping, do not simply look at the interest rate. Lenders today are competing with lower up-front costs, lower down payments, and faster mortgage approvals. If you don’t have the luxury of time to compare prices, you can simply find a mortgage broker, who will do the shopping for you. It does not generally cost any more than it does to deal with a lender directly.

First-time or moderate-income home buyers. Never have there been so many good loans tailored for this group. you can get a house for as little as 3 percent of the purchase price up front. In the past, it is a requirement to have 2 months’ worth of mortgage payments at closing; now one month might be enough. You may also qualify for a mortgage with higher-than-usual levels of debt.

People now renting homes and who make the wrong assumption that they can’t afford to buy, must consult their local lenders. they might be pleasantly surprised.

Catherine I

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