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Mortgage RefinancingREFINANCING Your Home in Style with Lifestyle Mortgage! It's more than just an interest rate reduction. The process of mortgage refinancing is not just about changing or adjusting
your existing mortgage. It's the process of taking out
a new mortgage and using the money to pay off your present mortgage.
Most people refinance their mortgage to get a lower interest
rate. The lower rate, in many instances, translates into a faster
mortgage payoff, a lower monthly payment and a savings of tens of thousands
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When you're refinancing your Mortgage, you can do a Cash Out Refinance and use the money for just about anything you want!
At Lifestyle Mortgage, we want to place each our clients into the right
loan the first time in Phenix
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a call at 1-866-607-3185 or use our secure Fixed Rate Mortgage RefinancingIf you're a home owner who purchased using the great low start rates of an Adjustable Rate Mortgage, and have now come to the Adjustable period, it's time to refinance into a great fixed rate mortgage! Maybe you're still in your fixed period and have, as a family, decided your present home should be a home for your lifetime. With fixed rates still standing at all time lows, refinancing your present adjustable rate mortgage, or getting out of a high interest fixed rate mortgage and into a low fixed rate loan is a Smart Decision in Biloxi, MS and beyond. Don't find yourself procrastinating and thinking these great low rates
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At Lifestyle Mortgage, we offer a huge assortment of fixed rate mortgage
refinancing programs to meet the needs of virtually any
home owner whether you have outstanding credit or less than perfect credit.
Why not call today at 1-866-607-3185 or fill out our Debt Consolidation MortgageAre you losing sleep dreaming about your debt? Maybe you're suffering from the stress and anxiety that can overwhelm many home owners when credit card payments, loan payments and the mortgage payment all come due at once. The price paid by many home owners who are stretched too thin financially can be heavy. The reality is that a financial crises can and does have a direct impact on your quality of life. Financial Stress can play a major role in:
Financial Strain on a family can have so many negative effects on your quality of life, and that strain is compounded by all of the consequences that come from being under financial pressure. It has led many a home owner into a financial crises that spirals downward. At Lifestyle Mortgage, we want to assist you with removing as many of these burdens as possible by utilizing the equity in your home to consolidate all of the monthly payments that are contributing to your home owner nightmare. We even offer Bad Credit Refinance options for home owners with various levels of credit dings! When you call Lifestyle Mortgage, you'll know you're speaking with a Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama Mortgage Company that understands what your family is experiencing and knows exactly what we can do to lift the debt burden in Florence, AL or any of the other fine communities we originate loans in. You can Rest Easy knowing Lifestyle Mortgage is hard
at work on creating a financial solution tailored to removing as many
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Our Cash Out Refinance Mortgage Can Be Used For:
Regardless of whether it is your primary residence in Columbia, NC, a second home in Durham, NC or an Investment property in Charlotte, NC, getting the cash out you want and deserve is only a phone call or click away! With so many cash out programs and low Closing Costs, why not call a Lifestyle Mortgage Loan Specialist to see if Mortgage Refinancing Is Right for You? Call today: 1-866-607-3185 or use our Bad Credit Mortgage RefinancingSub-Prime, or the bad credit mortgage refinancing program, is often our option of last resort. Unfortunately, some borrowers simply cannot qualify under standard Conventional or FHA Alternative program guidelines. For these borrowers, Lifestyle Mortgage offers a wide range of products that can assist almost anyone with a Mortgage Refinance With Bad Credit. If you're doing a cash out refinance, the type of loan
you presently have doesn't matter as much as the benefits you will receive
from the new loan you're getting. If you need money fast to payoff bills, make those improvements around the home, or for whatever reason that fits your situation, Cashing out on the equity in your home may be the option that makes the most sense. We even have Bankruptcy Loans to assist home owners whose financial situation has left them with few choices. Now Lifestyle Mortgage is pleased to be able to open one more door of opportunity for home owners with bad credit. If you're currently in a Sub-Prime loan that has reached its adjustment period, then you certainly want to do something fast. Our FHA Loan Alternative just may be your solution. At Lifestyle Mortgage, we can review your credit situation with you and offer you options that many other Loan Companies can't. If you feel your situation needs further review or are ready
to take that next step, apply online or contact us by calling 1-866-607-3185
for a no obligation review of your situation. To get started, you a can
Remodel Loans, Addition loans and Rehab loansOur home addition remodel financing loan is designed for the homeowner who is making a major improvement to their primary residence. This unique second mortgage calculates the value of the home by adding the value of the planned improvement to the home's current value. You get immediate access to the construction funds at loan closing. That means more dollars are available to improve your home. We work with you, the remodeling contractor, and the lender to customize construction budget. We work with local appraisers to give you an estimated value of after completion value of construction to determine the lending loan to value. Finally we set up the one time closing with local people in your home town. Features and Benefits of the Home Remodeling Loan:
Rehab Loans For the Real Estate Investor:
To get started with your remodel or rehab project, just Refinance Loan DocumentationCopy of Social Security CardCopy of Drivers License 90 Days Banks Statements, all Accounts, all Pages (If doing a bank statement loan, include 12 consecutive months) 30 Days Pay Stubs 2003 & 2004 W-2'S Last Quarterly Statement for Investment Accounts/401K Signed Letter of Credit Explanation (IF DEROGATORY) Copy of Bankruptcy Papers, all Pages and Discharge Business Tax Returns (Self Employed Only) Copy of Business License (Self Employed Only) Year to Date P & L statement - Signed (Self Employed Only) Last 12 Months Canceled Checks for Mortgage (Privately Held mortgage only) Child Support Order (for those using child support to qualify) Benefit Award Letter (For those using a Retirement or Disability income to qualify) Copy of Owners Title Policy Copy of Deed Copy of Survey Copy of Last Mortgage Statement Copy of Hazard and Flood Insurance Declaration Page When is Mortgage Refinancing Right?If you're presently in a conventional mortgage loan, this may indicate your credit is in very good shape. If you have good credit and a conventional loan, you most likely have several refinance loan options that could save you money on your biggest single monthly obligation. If you're doing a cash out refinance, the type of loan you presently
have doesn't matter as much as the benefit of the new loan
you're getting. If you need money fast to payoff bills, make those improvements around the home in Cary, NC, or for whatever reason fits your situation, cashing out on the equity in your home can sometimes make the most sense. However, you may want to consider a Second Mortgage rather than a first mortgage if your present rate is exceptional. With rates still so low, your timing simply couldn't be better to take advantage of your equity in a way that will maximize your financial strategy regardless of the loan type you want to look at. If you need assistance working through the Conventional mortgage refinance analysis phase, just give us a call! If you are a homeowner in Mississippi
who was lucky enough to buy when mortgage rates were
low, you may have no interest in refinancing your present loan. But perhaps
you purchased your home when rates were higher. Or perhaps you have an
adjustable rate loan and would like to obtain different terms, such as
the popular 7/1
ARM. Perhaps you simply need cash out to consolidate obligations
and improve household cash flow. Maybe, you refinanced
into a program that simply isn't right for you. In the end, whether you believe refinancing is best for you will depend upon your own assessment of your financial health, your present comfort with your existing loan, and your long term financial goals. This section of our site is designed to provide useful, thought-provoking information and answers that we believe may help you decide what's best for you in a low pressure setting. If you decide to refinance, you will find that the process will remind you of what you went through in getting your original mortgage loan. That's because, in reality, refinancing a mortgage is simply taking out a new mortgage. You will encounter many of the same procedures and the same types of costs the second time around. Lifestyle Mortgage, LLC strives to streamline the process and make it as easy and hassle free as possible for our clients. Would Refinancing Be Worth It? Refinancing can be worthwhile for many homeowners, but it
simply does not make good financial sense for everyone. A general rule
is that refinancing becomes worth your while if the current
interest rate on your mortgage is at least one and a half percentage points
higher than the prevailing market rate. This figure is generally accepted
as the average safe margin when balancing the costs of refinancing a mortgage
against the savings. There are other considerations, too, such as how long you plan to stay in the house, how many years are remaining on your current loan, whether you are in a 1/1 ARM, 3/1 ARM, or other less traditional ARM, or 10, 15, 20 or 30 year fixed rate loan measured against the present amount to be financed. An important fact to remember is, the cost to close as a percentage goes up gradually as many costs are fixed. So, the higher the balance to be refinanced, the lower the rate difference needs to make sense to refinance in terms of real dollars saved. Refinancing can be a good idea for homeowners who:
Mortgage Refinancing may not be a good idea if you:
In deciding whether to refinance an ARM mortgage, you should consider these questions:
A prepayment penalty on your present Tennessee mortgage could be the greatest detriment to refinancing. What is a prepayment penalty? A prepayment penalty is pre-paid interest for a period of time (typically 6 months) that must be paid by the borrower for early payoff of a loan product when completing a mortgage refinancing package. Typically, they are found in Sub-Prime lending and conventional ARM products with below normal start rates, although in some instances, they can be applied to fixed products as well. In a mortgage loan refinance, the practice of charging money for an early payoff of the existing mortgage loan varies by state, type of lender, and type of loan. Prepayment penalties are forbidden on various loans including those from federally chartered credit unions, FHA and VA loans, and some other home-purchase loans. The mortgage documents for your existing loan will state if there is a penalty for prepayment. Even with all of these details, sometimes, it's just hard to know the
right answer. To consult with a loan pro, call Lifestyle toll free at
1-866-607-3185 or use our easy Your neighbors keep bragging about that great rate they just got. The TV is filled with advertisements that warn that homeowners should "Refinance now before rates rise." Then there's the slick print advertisement promising you a rate at "1.25%" with type so small you can't even begin to read it without a microscope. Not to mention the fast talking radio pitch man telling you about the "1.9%" rate you can get if you just call now for more information. So much information, so few facts. Looking at the broad spectrum of possibilities can simply be overwhelming. There are many factors to be considered when refinancing. The most important question to ask yourself, is "Why?" If the reason for refinancing is to achieve a better rate and interest savings, then it becomes far more critical to know the answers. If it's for a lower mortgage payment, home improvement, debt consolidation or a simple cash out, then the importance is reduced to the impact on your lifestyle. There are two primary methods used for identifying the benefit of a mortgage
loan refinance. The first is known as a "Break-even
analysis" and really should only be used for short term mortgages
where the long term benefit has less importance or no consequence. This
process tells you at what point the new loan has paid
for itself and the results are monthly payment driven. This kind of analysis
is best suited for evaluating a loan when a borrower does not plan to
stay in a home for more than 3, 5, 7, or 10 years. The second is a "Life of loan analysis" and looks at the total amortization of a particular home mortgage loan product. This process is best suited for individuals for analyzing the loans of individuals who do not intend to move. Below you will find an example of each scenario. Example: (Life of loan) John & Jane Doe from Talladega, AL have a 15 year mortgage they took out 12 months ago. Their Initial Mortgage amount was $100,000.00, at 6.75%. Their Monthly Principal and Interest Payment is $884.91 and their existing payoff is $96,009.12. (We assume the Doe's have made 12 payments, and they have made no early principal reductions.) In its simplest form: Multiply the Doe's current principal and interest payment by the number of months remaining on the existing loan: $884.91 x 168 remaining payments = $148664.88 in total payments remaining. Now take the existing payoff and add into that the cost of the new loan (Closing costs). Lets estimate $2700.88 for this exercise. The payoff, plus costs to close will leave us with a new principal of $98,710.00. If we finance this loan on another 15 year note @ 4.5%, a reduction of 2.25%, our new monthly principal and interest payment would be $755.12 x the new term (180) and this tells us the cost of this loan is $135,921.60 for a GROSS savings of $12,743.28. Now, we have to account for the extra 12 months we've added to the note. This is calculated not based on the new payment, but based on what it has already cost the Doe's. So, the Doe's were paying $884.91 x the months they've paid (12) for a total loss of $10,618.92. This give us a NET savings of $2,124.36. This is the time when you have to weigh the added year and lower payment
VS the savings in a home mortgage loan refinance transaction.
(Remember, the closing costs are accounted for in the amount financed).
If it's just a payment issue, then naturally, you may want to push out
to a 20 or 30 year note. If you're looking to do a debt consolidation
loan, you use the same idea, but you account for the interest
of any item you're financing into the new mortgage note. Example: (Break-even analysis) Jane Doe of Pell City, AL just finished her residency and has decided her 5 year goal is to move home to Chicago, IL and open a practice of her own. Her 5 year plan calls for saving $100,000.00 for startup costs and utilizing the natural appreciation in her current home as the down payment on her new residence in Chicago. Jane Doe is currently in a 30 year fixed rate mortgage @ 6.5%, of which she has paid 24 payments. Her monthly Principal and Interest payment is $1422.15, and her current payoff is $219,000.00. Jane Doe has opted for a 5/1 Libor program, of which the first 5 years of the loan are fixed. Her rate of interest is 3.75%. Her closing costs for this loan product will be $6000.00 giving her a new loan amount of $225,000.00. Based on this program, her interest only payment will be $1042.01. By taking her new payment ($1042.01) and subtracting her old payment ($1422.15) she is saving an additional $380.14 per month. By dividing the savings into the cost to close, we learn that it will take Jane 15.78 months to pay for the new loan. This means that Jane can save an additional $16808.40 toward her short term goal over her five year plan by taking the new loan. So, now that you've gotten this far, how do you know what loan product
is right for you? It begins with knowing what type of loan
you're wanting. A loan officer with Lifestyle Mortgage can help you to
assess whether mortgage refinancing is the right option for you,
or whether you should use secondary financing such as a second mortgage,
Home
Equity Line of Credit or Home
Equity Loan. Don't wait another day to decide if mortgage refinancing
is right for you. Call Lifestyle Mortgage at 1-866-607-3185 or use our
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