When someone goes to refinance any loan they need to look at costs associated with the loan. There is no such thing as a loan with no costs.
Most refinances puts the costs of the loan in the loan itself. For example let's say your home is worth $100,000. You want to borrow $85,000 to pay off your present mortgage and some credit cards. So the total amount being sent to creditors would be $85,000. However, the cost of the loan which is usually between 1% to 5% of borrowed amount.
When you go to the loan closing you will see the amount you have to pay back is higher than $85,000. As stated above your new loan balance will be $85,850 to $92,250. Possibly higher depending on the bank or mortgage company.
What are all the costs with a loan? Certain items can't be avoided like Title Insurance, Appraisal Fee and Recording Fees.
In my next couple posts I will go over each costs and what should be an average cost in different areas disclosed on your Good Faith Estimate.
Check back tomorrow for further details.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
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