Leverage Home Equity for Debt Consolidation
A brief note about the difference between mortgage refinance, home equity loans and home equity lines of credit. All three offer interest rates that are generally lower than other forms of credit.
A mortgage refinance is a new loan that is used to partially, fully or more than pay off a preexisting loan. In instances where a refinance amount is more than the original loan amount, the borrower ‘pulls’ money out of the house and chooses to take a higher monthly payment and have cash available for spending. A mortgage refinance is ideal when a borrower can opt for a more stable (fixed over adjustable) or lower or still relatively low interest rate. In general, borrowers must wait 2 years for a full refinance. Read the rest of this entry »
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