1969 CJ-5
AZ Native
- Location
- Whiteman AFB, Missouri
30 at 5% when we bought ours.
Here is a question....
I rented my house out in November of last year. I never changed anything on the loan, but I did switch to an insurance policy for a rental property.
If I were to refi, does the fact that I'm using the property as a rental have any effect on the process? Right now I'm taking a $50 hit every month on my mortgage (my mortgage is more than my rental income), but if I am going to keep this as a rental then refinancing would make sense as I could probably turn it around and be $50 to $100 in the positive each month.
I'm no expert, but I think you will definitely pay a different rate than if it were owner-occupied.
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Here is a question....
I rented my house out in November of last year. I never changed anything on the loan, but I did switch to an insurance policy for a rental property.
If I were to refi, does the fact that I'm using the property as a rental have any effect on the process? Right now I'm taking a $50 hit every month on my mortgage (my mortgage is more than my rental income), but if I am going to keep this as a rental then refinancing would make sense as I could probably turn it around and be $50 to $100 in the positive each month.
Working on a refi now with Box Home Loans. Rate is 4% with an APR of 4.05 on a 15 year. I did considerable research. If you have good credit, I'd recommend these folks.
I am looking into doing a refi with them. Credit is good and they have some awesome rates. Let me know if you hit any snags.
I just refinanced with a guy and he was BY FAR BETTER THAN ANYONE ELSE we talked to. 4.00% at 15 years and way lower closing than others.
let me know if you want his info.
Looks like you found something else, but I just closed last week with Box Home Loans. My rate was 4% for 15 years. They were great to deal with, even sent a notary to my home to sign the papers so we didn't have to go find them!
Would he be alright with you posting his info up? I still need to re-fi, keep putting it off, but better not do that much longer. I don't think interest rates are going to get any better then they are now.
Thanks! I plan on calling him soon.Info On him. The first lender I dealt with that things were actually better than we thought. Even after I agreed to do the loan with him the next day he called and said he got us better than what originally planned. Tell him Davy told you how to get a hold of him. No, I don't get a kick back for referring you.
Troy Evans
Mortgage Professional
Superior Lending Associates
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