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Our Mortgage will double in two years.
We have money (Good retirement) but not enough ($200K) to pay cash for our home!
We just want the best score possable, to get the best interest rate possable to refi. at that time.
HOW is this so bad?Making financial failure my teacher, not my undertaker!
Ch7 Filed 9/23/09
341 11/05/09
01/07/2010 Discharge!!
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Because it's not just all about your credit score. Banks aren't lending to people with top scores. It's a crap shoot. Don't worry so much; even the government can't pay their bills.Originally posted by NanaOf11 View PostOur Mortgage will double in two years.
We have money (Good retirement) but not enough ($200K) to pay cash for our home!
We just want the best score possable, to get the best interest rate possable to refi. at that time.
HOW is this so bad?Filed Oct 2005discharged February 2007,Shapeless in the fire's glow, tell me if you think you know,
Who it was we were below, where we've been and where we go
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It depends. The underlying problem is that you are in a bad mortgage. Refinancing that mortgage is "not the only option". If your mortgage is going to double; maybe consider selling or dumping the house. It is actually easier to buy than it is to refi. The problem, "wait for it" is that you probably bought too much house. If you refi'd today into a 30 year fixed at 5.25%, would that increase or decrease your existing mortgage, could you afford that payment (go to www.bankrate.com to calculate). How many years are you to retirement?Originally posted by NanaOf11 View PostOur Mortgage will double in two years.
We have money (Good retirement) but not enough ($200K) to pay cash for our home!
We just want the best score possable, to get the best interest rate possable to refi. at that time.
HOW is this so bad?
If your home does not have positive equity today, it won't have positive equity in 2 years. If the home does not have positive equity, you can forget about refi regardless of your credit score.
The article seems to be directed at those with lower credit scores, a person with a low credit score and those with good scores but are financially drowning in debt and needs to identify the underlying cause and address that cause.
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