From the Real Estate Home Page

If the answer is "Yes", there's a pretty good chance your lender will be raising your rate. That increase could be as high as 35 percent on loans for some homes, according to Maker Capital Group in its August 2009 Newsletter.
It's a good time to seriously consider refinancing to a fixed rate!
But...Why?
-Fixed rates are low...not that much higher than adjustable rate home loans.
-Peace of mind...no worry that your home's modest interest rate will go up in the future.
-Budgeting...your home payment is easier to budget with a fixed rate.
-Financial planning...be more confident in planning for your financial future.
Sooo...for Pete's sake, what are you waiting for...get on over to your home loan professional immediately, if not sooner!
See if your home equity situation, credit score and financial preferences support refinancing to a fixed rate home loan!
If you'd like to know more, take a look at the following article:
http://mailcenter.newmediagateway.com/makercapitalgroup/main/index.php?action=viewsenthtml&id=374&ids=fe7ab86e3a79a0a6cc0b1905e3a8ff4341073862&viewers_email=tim@timhaag.com&dh=1
Kwik Kwote: "To be a great champion, you must believe you are the best. If you're not, pretend you are." -Muhammad Ali
To see homes in the Cary-Apex-Holly Springs, NC area, take a look at http://www.TriangleEstatesRealty.com/. Or email me at Tim@TimHaag.com. Or for a no pressure toll-free chat, call me at 877-TIM-HAAG (846-4224).
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