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Can you refinance an underwater home without HARP?
A lot of homeowners with underwater mortgages would like to refinance, but they don't qualify for HARP (the federal Home Affordable Refinance Program). Do they have other options? Read More...
Should I refinance my home to pay down credit card debt?
It?s possible that a home equity loan might be a better option than a refinancing. Although all of the interest payments in such a refinancing should be tax deductible, the IRS distinguishes between different kinds of indebtedness. Read More...
Low interest rates mean good time to refinance
With interest rates as low as they've been in decades, refinancing a mortgage can look appealing. In general, diminishing rates make it an optimal time to refinance, but there are several things to consider before making a decision. Read More...
As kids' co-signer, why can't I refinance?
Dear Dr. Don, I want to refinance my home. I currently have a 5.5 percent mortgage and can get a new mortgage loan at 4 percent. I owe 3,000, and my house should appraise at 0,000, even in this down market. I purchased the home for 5,000. Read More...
Can I refinance without much home equity?
We have a second conventional mortgage on our primary (and only) home. When we purchased it, we used an 85-15-5 loan breakdown. We have since refinanced the primary mortgage, but are paying 8.4% on the second. Read More...

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New Hampshire Refinance Mortagages
New Hampshire refinance mortgages provide the much need flexibility to people to adjust to the current interest rates. Refinancing enables home owners to take advantage of the lowest rates. It is a sensible option for those who like to transform their equity into cash. The only way to refinance or secure a New Hampshire mortgage loan is through companies within the state. Refinancing is a useful tool for such home owners who already have an adju Read More...
Should You Consider Home Refinance, or Not?
Home Refinance Tip #1 Having a second mortgage Refinancing a home that has a second mortgage over it will most likely leave you paying back more than you would need to under your original home loan. It is worth remembering that lenders look less favourably at homes with second mortgages, especially if the second home loan was taken out to help repay other bills. Home Refinance Tip #2 Your debt to income ratio Refinancing your home loan follows Read More...
Home Loan Refinance - When is a Good Time To Refinance
If you have a home loan, and you think that your property went up in value by ten percent or more since your took out your current loan, you might be a good candidate to refinance. It can save you money on your mortgage payments; improve your terms, or both. Here is why: When you take out a home loan, bank uses your home as collateral for the loan. The more expensive the collateral is, the lower the bank’s risk that you will default on the loan Read More...