home lenders refinance mortgage

December 20, 2008

Who Will Refinance My Mobile Home And Land?

shoVel asked:


I own 8 acres of land a 2007 Singlewide mobile home that is combined in the same mortgage. Im interested in refinancing the home and the land for a better intrest rate. My current intrest rate is 7.5% fixed.
My home is FHA approved. My actual question is where can I find a lender willing to refinance the land and home in my area? (Stone County, Mississippi)
Notice most lenders wont touch a used mobile home.
What about the lands value? Doesn’t that help?
Thank you.
I owe $108,000.00 total.

FRANKIE

December 14, 2008

Can I refinance my current mortgage to pay it off, to get a mortgage on a new home? Needing to sell home now!

jeanieboo2 asked:


I have tried to sell my current home, because I can’t do the maintenance on it by myself. Looking to buy a low maintenance home, but the two realtors I have gone through haven’t been much help at all! I need to sell ASAP! In the past I have refinanced with one lender to pay off my current mortgage and got a new mortgage ( but on the same home). Can this be done now?! Refinance the current mortgage and pay it off, and start the new mortgage on a different home?! I need help!! I seems like everyone else around me is getting their home sold, and I can’t seem to get mine sold! Help someone! Either information about refinance or someway to get my home sold. I even looked to ebay to get my home sold!! Thanks

ROB

December 13, 2008

Refinance Mortgage Loans: Costs and Benefits That Go With it

Ernesto Maitim asked:


tend to save money as you deal with your debts, the best way to achieve this is when you refinance mortgage loans. However, when going through the refinancing process, one should be prepared for all the right process to undertake as well as the necessary costs that are needed to be paid. Careful study of the possible options in refinancing should be done to maximize the financial benefits and avoid future problems. When it comes to the costs that go with the process, many are included such as fees of processing and settlement, points, the closing costs. To be aware of such loan beforehand will help the individual become ready to such costs. Once you refinance mortgage loans, these costs must already be considered even before your application; doing this will help in the reduction of interest rates and thereby increase whatever savings you may earn. If you have an adjustable rate loan, the interest rates are bound to increase. Refinancing helps in getting a new loan at a much lower rate. Apart from low rates, one can enjoy such other great benefits like better payment terms, less amount in yearly fees, shorter loan duration and best of all, reduced monthly installment. It is advisable to check if prepayment penalties exist. If so, then the process of refinancing is useless if the penalty exceeds saving, which is likely. Costs when you refinance mortgage loans are quite similar when applying for the original loan. There are the application deposits and the insurance policies. Other fees include those fees and costs for re-appraisal, and the process of transferring from adjustable to fixed rate. Many lending and mortgage services companies are not the same in charging costs accompanying the process of refinancing. It is best to consult your prospective lenders to really clear things up regarding refinancing costs and fees. For more refinance home mortgage and other mortgage and loan articles, do visit us at Refinance Home Mortgage for You blog.

DENNY

I went to refinance my home with a FICO of 702 now predator lender got me and 420 I sit?

craftaholic asked:


It can only happen to me I was all set felt funny about him from the start. Six weeks later and 20 calls a day easy I call him up for closing costs. A girl who never new he worked with anyone said I to pay 21,000 to a law firm. I stopped her she said didn’t he tell you theres a lien on the house. No lien i no of can i speak to him. Oh he is on his way to your house. I called him told him to turn around. Ended up 1 week before that said I could spend my SSDI check which pays mortgage i had two mths off. There’s so much won’t bore you ended up closing because of the payment i couldn’t make it up live on disalbity but, called Fair housing opt out as was told she would take care of me and payment. She ended up in hospital someone new my case but, got me one lender he never called back. So my option is to double my payment 1057 to 1800 or stayed buried. Does anyone know of predator lenders. Would you take him to court. I know i shouldn’t of spent SSDI but, getting 50,000 out home impro

DARRELL

December 11, 2008

FHA Mortgage loan help please?

hasdad62 asked:


My wife and I are trying to refinance our home. We have a mortgage lender here in the Atlanta area that is handling the refi. He said that with good credit over the last 12 months we will qualify for a fixed rate loan of 5.75% for 30 yrs. Is there a big difference in FHA lenders? Should we continue to shop around?
He said that were approved at that rate

DANE

December 9, 2008

Refinance current mortgage?

James H asked:


Hi I have a mortgate of around 2 years old and is a 30 year fixed rate at 6.5%. With interest rates being slashed right now and house prices dwindling it would make a lot of sense to be able to refinance the mortgage at a much reduced rate, lower the monthly premium but still pay (ie overpay) the same amount each month to the mortgage company thereby paying of the principle faster and possibly ending up in a few years time with some equity back in the home. If I leave it as is the market is going down as fast as I’m paying off the principle and am therefore no close to actually owning my home. The other alternative to over paying is refinancing at a 15 year fixed rate loan as that seems to be giving me around the same monthly payment as I’m paying out now.
But the question is, with no equity in the house will my current (or even another) mortgage lender even look twice at refinancing (I understand that lenders are reluctant to give out loan to value ratios of higher than 70-80%)
thanks

HAROLD

December 7, 2008

does anyone know of any mortgage lenders that will refinance our home even if we have been in a forclosure in?

Bobbie asked:


We went into a forclosure not due to lack of income but lack of communication with our lenders.( long story) we are looking to get away from them and start fresh with another lender.our payoff amount is $235,7000 and our appraisal was $325,000.We have a decent income and need some advice.thank you.

NEIL
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