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Is it possible to refinance with less than 20% equity?

Posted on: 22nd Mar, 2009 10:27 am
hello,

my wife and i currently have a mortgage that was done in-house through our local credit union that was designed for first time home buyers. we have had this house/mortgage for about 1.5 years and are looking to refinance. we both have very good credit, and can easily afford the payments - but we want to get into a 30 yr. fixed rate loan.

here are the details of our current mortgage:

30 yr. arm (3yr. fixed @ 7.125) w/ 1% cap
no pmi, no down payment
orig. loan amt. $92,000
current loan amt. aprox. $91,000
current home value $92,000-$95,000

we live in a pretty stable market, so we are not upside down in the home or anything. this loan seemed like a good option for us at the time, but we are feeling uncomfortable with it now and would like to be locked in to a low fixed rate, even if we are paying pmi. i greatly appreciate your help and advise!
You can definatley save money on a refinance since you can lock in an interest rate now of 4.875$-5%.

It seems like a refinance makes tons of sense for your situation.
Posted on: 22nd Mar, 2009 04:38 pm
fha guidelines allow up to 97% of value on a no-cash-out refinance. doing so makes sense to me, also.
Posted on: 23rd Mar, 2009 07:14 am
just be aware of cost associated and how long it will take to amoirize them also 40875 mwans still aying all cost 1000 -2 000 may be a equity question let me know if you need a eaxt cost quote
don terry
pan american bank
Posted on: 23rd Mar, 2009 09:47 am
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