Archive for April, 2008

Mortgage Refinacing Becomes Tougher – Part Two

Mortgage Refinacing Becomes Tougher – Part Two

| April 12, 2008 | 0 Comments

The decrease in property values, combined with prepayment penalties, is making it very challenging for people to get out of adjustable rate loans.  Mortgage Brokers and banks are seeing more loans fall through, particularly in markets such as Arizona and California where home values have softened. It just might be the tip of the iceberg [...]

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Mortgage Refinacing Becomes Tougher – Part One

Mortgage Refinacing Becomes Tougher – Part One

| April 11, 2008 | 0 Comments

With rates on many homeowners’ adjustable-rate mortgages rising, some who would like to refinance into a new loan are finding they can’t. In most cases, it’s because their loan carries a prepayment penalty, which would require them to come up with thousands of dollars if they refinance in the first few years.  Pre-payment penalties are [...]

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