Compare apples and oranges, well really, payments verses long term costs. We’re coming pretty close in the home financing industry.
And if you’re at all interested in using your home’s equity to access cash, then this comparison is for you.
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There are two common ways to get cash from your home—a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) or a cash-out refinance.
In the current environment, many people want to keep the great interest rate they already have on their home loan, so they automatically choose a HELOC over a refinance. But wait—there’s a big difference that can make the benefits hard to compare at a glance. HELOCs have adjustable interest rates, whereas most home loans are fixed.
Take a look. If you’re interested in exploring your options more, please reach out. I’ll be happy to help.
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12/19/2018
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I moved to CMG Financial for all the right reasons.
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As a direct Fannie
Mae and Freddie Mac Seller-Servicer, approved Ginnie Mae Issuer and with a
near nationwide presence, CMG Financial is widely known for responsible
lending practices, product innovation, consumer advocacy, and operational
agility.
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know that buying a home is one of the largest investments most Americans will
make in a lifetime. Guided by integrity and driven by a passion for providing
outstanding customer service, the company operates differently then most
firms in the industry. We understand that no two households are the same and
the needs of each household are as unique as a fingerprint. From the very
first consultation to the closing of your loan, my team of skilled,
passionate professionals and I are dedicated to delivering the right loans,
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11/27/2018
The Fed Did not Raise Interest Rates Today
Ten Year Yields
Yield Spreads
Mortgage Rates
News
Today Jay Powell did not raise rates!!
Meanwhile President Trump is not happy with the Fed
LOAN Limits Dollar Amounts Increase
FHFA, the regulator of Fannie and Freddie, announced today
that the standard conforming loan limit will increase from 453,100 to 484,350
for 2019. The new ceiling for High-cost area limits will be $726,525
(which is 150% of 484,350). Fannie and Freddie will release the full
report on high cost area loan limits that are in between the stand limit and the
ceiling soon. Both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are still government loans, but dollar increase is helpful in high cost areas
The limits for Fannie and Freddie are typically based on
acquisition date, meaning that we will likely be able to close at the new
limits towards the latter part of December as long as we don’t sell the loans
to them until after 1/1/2019. We will announce the soonest closing dates
for the new limits once our loan origination system vendor implements the
changes and Fannie and Freddie give guidance on their automated underwriting
engines.
We are still waiting on FHA to update their limits, so stay
tuned for further updates. I expect FHA to increase as well
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