Buying a new home is exciting and nerve-racking.  You have the opportunity to finally purchase the home of your dreams, but might be worried about the economy and financial situations.  Many people bought homes several years ago at historically high prices, and now they are defaulting on their payments and many face foreclosure.  How can you make sure that you don’t fall into this pitfall as well?  It is impossible what will happen in the future, but there are several ways that you can purchase a home now and still be able to afford it in the future should something drastic happen.  One of the best things that current homeowners can do to stay in their homes is to refinance.

A conventional refinance is a process that homeowners can undergo that restructures their home loan.  Homeowners will typically refinance their mortgage if there has been a decline in the economy and if they are paying a higher price for their home than it is worth, or if they are paying higher interest rates than are the industry norm.  By lowering the monthly interest rate, homeowners can potentially save themselves thousands of dollars over the life of their loan.  Even a decrease in interest of half a percentage can save a homeowner significant amounts of money over the term of their loan.

A conventional refinance is a simple way to restructure a home loan and save money.  Just like a standard home loan, there are closing and broker fees involved which must be paid at the time that the refinance is closed and put into effect.  Homeowners must work with a licensed lender and must apply and qualify for the refinance in order to be considered.  It is much easier to qualify for a refinance in a down economy like the one we are currently in.

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James Wexler  | Associate Broker | 480-221-8080

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