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Home Refinancing 101
By Robert Pinzhoffer-12713
To Refinance Your Home means getting a new mortgage and using some or all of the proceeds to pay off the old mortgage - even bad credit refinance, poor credit refinance or fair credit refinance. Homeowners may home refinance their mortgage for several reasons:

To take advantage of lower interest rates and lower your monthly payment.
If interest rates have gone down since you got your original mortgage, you could save money over the life of your loan, while reducing your monthly mortgage payment.

To switch mortgage types.
You may want to switch from a variable to a fixed interest rate, or vice versa. If you have a balloon/reset mortgage, you must either pay the mortgage in full at the end of the 5- or 7- year term, contact your Service Provider (the organization to which you send your monthly mortgage payments) to start procedures to reset your mortgage to a fixed-rate of interest, or refinance with a new mortgage.

To shorten mortgage terms.
You may want to refinance to shorten the term of your loan. This would allow you to pay less interest over the life of the because the money is borrowed for a shorter period of time, and more quickly builds up equity in your home.

To get "cash out."
Some lenders will let you borrow more money than the balance of your original mortgage, based on the equity you have in your home. A portion of the money left after the original mortgage is paid off goes to you to use for things like paying for a child's education or home remodeling. However, remember that you'll have a new mortgage, at a higher amount, that will eventually need to be paid off.

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Home Refinance Programs:

Fixed Rate Loans - Both interest rate and payment remain the same over the term of the loan. Loans can be amortized over the following terms: 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, and 40 years. The advantage of a fixed rate program is that it allows you to get a fixed rate, over a specified period, without being concerned about market fluctuations. This type of financing is recommended for borrowers who intend to stay in their house for a long period of time.

Fixed Rate Balloons - Both interest rate and payment remain the same until the is due. Typically, the entire amount is due in either 3, 5, or 7 years. The advantage of balloon programs is that they tend to have the lowest rates, due to the fact that the entire balance must be paid off or refinanced at the end of the term. This type of financing is recommended for borrowers who know they will be leaving their current house in either 3, 5, or 7 years.

Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) - Both interest rate and payment remain the same for a fixed time period, usually 1, 3, 5, 7, or 10 years. At the end of that period the rate can rise at fixed intervals. The amount the rate can rise, or margin, is predetermined (normally 1/2% to 2% per rise). The intervals are normally 1, 3, 6, or 12 months. Typically there is a cap on the margin, which determines the highest the rate could ever go. The advantage of an ARM is that it allows you to get a lower rate, for a known period of time, while you watch the market to see if and when fixed rates get better. Some feel that although they may have gotten a better rate with a balloon, an ARM will adjust at the end of the "fixed period", whereas a "Balloon" has to be refinanced or paid in full. ARMs are recommended for those borrowers who intend to stay in their house for a fixed period and have taken the time to factor in the margin, to determine that they would not be better off with a Fixed Balloon or even a Fixed Rate.

Buydown - Both rate and payment remain the same for a fixed period, at the end of which, the rate and payment increase. The rate and payment may increase once, twice, or even three times, depending on whether the Buydown is a 1/1, 2/1, or 3/1. The percentage of increase, as well as number of increases is predetermined. Once all of the increases have occurred the new rate and payment remain fixed for the term of the loan. Also, lenders will typically charge a fee to "buy the rate down" for the first 1, 2, or 3 years of the loan. The advantage to a Buydown is that it offers a lower rate and payment during the first few years of the loan. Buydowns are recommended for those borrowers who are having trouble qualifying for a Fixed Rate or those who need a more affordable payment at present.

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Home Refinance Types:

Conforming - Conforming loans refer to amounts that conform to government service standards as determined by Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac (the original government agencies, set up in the early 1940's, established to help people finance new homes). Conforming loans range in amount form $1 to $275,000. Although not all conforming loans are serviced by these government agencies, the mortgage industry has adopted the term to express amounts in this range.

Jumbo (Non-Conforming) - Jumbo loans refer to those amounts outside of the "conforming" range or, above approximately $300,000 (different from state to state.)

Government Loans - Government loans refer to those loans that are guaranteed by one of two federal agencies. The two types of government loans are: Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans, and Veterans Administration (VA) loans. The advantage of financing using FHA loans are that they are easier to qualify for and allow a borrower to finance more of the amount than non-government loans. Whereas with a Conforming a borrower may only be able to finance 80% of the amount, a FHA allows a borrower to finance 97% of the amount. FHA loans are recommended for those borrowers who are first-time buyers, have little money to put down, have a short credit history, or are having trouble qualifying for a Conforming loan. The two main advantages of financing using VA loans are that the VA allows borrowers to finance 100% of the amount, and that, the VA only requires proof of veteran status to qualify for the loan. The only drawback to government loans is that mortgage insurance is required at all to values (LTV), unlike Conventional and Jumbo loans where payment of mortgage insurance is determined by the amount of equity a borrower has in his home. WE ARE VA AND FHA FRIENDLY! See our FHA and VA Government-Backed Loans page.

Investment Properties (Non-Owner Occupied) - These types of homes are normally acquired specifically for investment purposes

   

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