What interest rate do you retribution on your mortgage loan? I want to know if I'm getting other.?
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I am in the 3rd year of an ARM and am paying 4.35% Don't let the commercials on TV startle you. If you are in an ARM, hold out for a couple years. If you are in a fixed mortgage smaller number than 6.5% than hold out as well. Don't be afraid of interest rate hikes in fundamental term future. Yield curve indicates steady to lower rates surrounded by 3-5 year horizon so an ARM is a great investment right now.
Of course, you should consider closing costs vs. potential savings by refinancing. Closing costs will run something like $3,000 (depending on house value). You should save at least $3,000 within 3 years of monthly payments to make it worth your while.
Factors that go into determining interest rate for someones loan:
Loan Amount
Loan to Value % (LTV)
Combined LTV % (this comes into play with 80% & 20% pricing)
Credit Scores (mid of adjectives three)
Debt to Income Ratio
Housing to Income Ratio
Loan Program (FHA, Conventional, VA, ARM, etc)
(for this site) Market in the USA
Index Rate Used (Adjustable Rates only)
Just off the top of my lead. Source(s): Sr. Loan Officer, OH
Interest rates vary widely from person to creature based on the type of mortgage you have, the credit ranking or scores of the person or society on the mortgage, the amount of the down payment etc.
Example: Myself 730 credit score my husband 760 credit mark, 6.5% interest rate on our 250,000 mortgage.
loaded question
many things jump into the determination of interest
credit score primarily
If you are in the U.S., call Countrywide and ask them for a quote. You might find a better business deal but not much.
Most all interest rates are credit win driven.
My husband and I bought our first home in June. We bought it right past the interest rates went way up. We get a 5.5% interest rate on ours. I reccommend calling around to different mortgage brokers. Usually, banks have a greater interest rate than most mortgage companies. Good luck and just do your homework.
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