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It depends on how long you intend to live in the house. Don't pay a point to buy down your rate .250 and only save $20/mo if you only intend to live in the house for 2 yrs...because you will have spent x amount of thousands to save $480...but at 10 yrs, you saved $2400. It depends on how much you can buy the rate down for your point and how long you intend to stay in there.
It depends on how long you intend to live in the house. Don't pay a point to buy down your rate .250 and only save $20/mo if you only intend to live in the house for 2 yrs...because you will have spent x amount of thousands to save $480...but at 10 yrs, you saved $2400. It depends on how much you can buy the rate down for your point and how long you intend to stay in there.
When you all locked on a rate do you also consider upfront fees as well as points too? for example?
A. APR 5.313- point 2-rate 4.625% fees for APR $1950 Monthly payment $617
or
B. APR 4.960- points 0- rate 4.875 fees for APR $450 Montly payment $627
So which one would you get and why?
APR concerns me - I hope you are not looking at an adjustable loan.
I have a VA loan a t 5% fixed for 30 from about 9 yrs ago. I have been fielding calls regarding a new VA "quickie refi" down to 4% fixed for 30.......
I would go for 20yrs.
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