I am plotting on refinancing my car loan but I reckon my current mortgage payment will affect the banks choice. So my question is, when they question what my mortgage is, should I include escrow or just principal and interest?
I have owned my home for approximately 7 years now. I am interested in refinancing but am not sure how the process works. My home needs major repairs and a possible addition to it. I have heard of refinancing with cash back but have no clue as to how that works. I would also not want my current mortgage payment to go any higher…can anyone help?
A couple reviews their refinance with Arbor Mortgage. During this refinance their loan officer was able to obtain a small payoff from their current mortgage holder. This reduced their mortgage balance by nearly $100000 and saved them about $950 per month on their monthly payment.
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I am trying to get a loan on a new property, but I still have a tiny mortgage on my current home. I don’t want to lose out on the new house, but with some past credit issues (6 & 7 years ago issues), I cannot find someone to approve me for a loan while I still have a mortgage. How do I sell my current home and then “see” if I can get approved for my new home?