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Old 07-03-2009, 03:41 PM
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just wondering if anyone that has a mortgage refinanced at all lately?
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Old 07-03-2009, 04:24 PM
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just wondering if anyone that has a mortgage refinanced at all lately?
LOTS of people with rates at record lows.
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I am in the middle of refinancing an apartment that I bought only a year or so ago.When I bought,the interest rate was 6.25%.I started the process over a month ago when the rates really dropped and locked in a refi at 4.5 % at the time of application. I'll be paying $200/mo less once the loan closes so it is definitely worth the hassle( and expense). Not planning on moving for a long long time so $2,400 a year less is very sweet.

The loan officer at the bank said they are extremely busy...lots of refi's. Appraiser said the same.
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Old 07-05-2009, 07:46 AM
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thats cool...........i was just asking because i just refinanced my house a couple of days ago....i bought my house in decof 2007 with a rate of 6.375% just refinanced it at 4.375%

was just wondering if anyone got a good deal as i did
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Old 07-06-2009, 09:21 AM
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thats cool...........i was just asking because i just refinanced my house a couple of days ago....i bought my house in decof 2007 with a rate of 6.375% just refinanced it at 4.375%

was just wondering if anyone got a good deal as i did
You were robbed. Most people are in the 3's right now.
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You were robbed. Most people are in the 3's right now.
Huh? The 30 year fixed rate without buy down is about 5.25 right now.
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