Posted by 1936 on December 15, 2010 at 16:34:33 from (99.101.181.52):
In Reply to: Refinancing the home posted by Aaron Ford on December 15, 2010 at 11:25:24:
Been their and done that ifin you have the monthly nut now just add 100 to 150 extra each month to the payment which should get you out to the end about the same time for a new note AND take the $$$ it will cost to refinance the new note and pay it on the current note and see where this takes you for the end point.
The catch 22 question the banker is going to ask you is how much more above the total note do you want???
Title company will come in at about 1500 or so is why it is better to just add to your current payment each month plus the cost of the title services which are a total RIP OFF.
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