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Helpful Info for Homeowners Considering a Refinance

Homeowners consider refinancing for a number of different reasons. Sometimes, the goal is to consolidate debts into the home loan to reduce overall interest in the long run. Other times, the goal is simply to lower monthly mortgage payments by taking advantage of a mortgage rate that is lower than that secured during the initial purchase of the home. Whatever your reasons for looking into refinancing a house, we are here to help you understand the scope of your refinance options.

Types of Refinance Loans

Conventional: This straightforward refinance option is a good starting point when exploring refinancing your home. The greater the equity you have in your home, the better a conventional refinance will work for you.

HARP (Home Affordable Refinance Program): HARP is a government-backed refinance program designed to help make your payments more affordable so you can stay in the home.

FHA Streamline: For those who already have an FHA home loan, this refinance option may be the way to go.

Jumbo Refinance: If you owe more than about $400,000 on your existing property, you may qualify for a jumbo refinance.

If you're ready to talk in more detail about refinancing your home, contact one of our refinance experts today and we will help you begin the process and support you in securing the best refinance rate available. We look forward to helping you make your mortgage work better for you!

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