How much should Seattle homeowners pay for a low mortgage rate?

by TheMortgageReel Team on January 12, 2009

in Current Home Owners, Future Home Owners, Homeowner Education

Seattle Mortgage Reel provides a easy to understand presentation on how to maximize home owners closing costs to secure the best rate on a 30 year fixed conventional mortgage. How much will it cost and will you have to buy down the rate paying extra discount points?

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James C January 14, 2009 at 8:14 pm

Hi Mortgage Reel,

I appreciate your valuable information regarding refinancing. With low rates I would like to refinance but do you recommend buying the rate down? Please advise, I would like a 15 year term and I plan on living at my current home for the long haul.

Mr. J. Curry

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TheMortgageReel Team January 14, 2009 at 11:23 pm

Mr. Curry,

Thanks and I am glad you find value in http://www.themortgagereel.com. If you have not, watch the break even point video. That will cover important information that will benefit you.

Depending on pricing for that particular day rates continue to fluctuate. The cost of buying down from .125% to .250% may cost $1,000 or more dollars. I would factor the exact increase in cost, to see when your break even point will be.

I would be happy to provide exact details, email info@themortgagereel.com

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