Have dropped like a rock! In our area, Wells Fargo is advertising its 30 year rate to be 4.875%. We are in the process of refinancing right now. If we close we could see more than 1.5% drop in our interest rate, saving us around $300 a month on our mortgage payment. The only contingency is the appraisal. It might not be pretty. :run:
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Re: Mortgage Rates
Originally posted by cupcakeWow, I wonder if this applies to jumbo mortgages as well. That sounds great! How are real estate values holding up there?
I really am nervous about the appraisal. The mortgage consultant we have been working with doesn't seem concerned, but she's trying to make a sale.Wife of Ophthalmologist and Mom to my daughter and two boys.
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Re: Mortgage Rates
Originally posted by Vishenka69We just locked in our rate a week and a half ago. I called our mortgage broker today to see if we can lower it, he said he'll try. We locked in a pretty good rate but the lower the better, right?
We are being high-maintenance clients!Wife of Ophthalmologist and Mom to my daughter and two boys.
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Re: Mortgage Rates
I checked on the jumbo rates with Wells Fargo and it was 8 point something (you can check on their website). I'm guessing I won't find anything lower than the 6.5% that we have right now. I talked to a Wells Fargo person too -- he said a possibility would be to re-fi with a conforming rate loan and do the balance of our mortgage as a home equity loan. The home equity loans are tied to the prime rate and are variable. I'm not sure of any tax implications for home equity interest versus the first mortgage. I think we could pay off the second pretty quickly if we put the payment savings towards extra principal.
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