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Why You Need To Act Now To Refinance or Purchase a Home

Last chance, last dance, last call.  Home loan rates recently hit all-time lows, and if you don’t act now, you could miss your chance to save thousands of dollars over the life of your loan! According to Freddie Mac, interest rates recently dropped to all-time lows in some categories, and within a hair of all-time [...]

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Mortgage Rates for April 08, 2011

Rates starting at: 30 Year Fixed Rate 4.875%   -   5.245%  APR _________________________ 15 Year Fixed Rate 4.25% – 4.573% APR _________________________ No Money Down Purchase Loan 30 Year Fixed Rate 4.875% – 5.375% APR   MARKET UPDATE 4-08-11: The Government averted a shutdown late Friday night, and reached a deal to fund the government through [...]

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Mortgage loans – Upside Down?

You Can Refinance Up to 125% of Your Home’s Value Even if you owe up to 125% more on your mortgage than your home is worth, you may be able to refinance. For example, if your home is worth $200,000 but you owe more than that, qualifying homeowners can now refinance up to $250,000. According [...]

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