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Are closing costs more expensive for a home equity loan or heloc?

by BFrasier from Sayville, New York. Apr 1st 2013 Reply


Peter Botros (PeterBotros)
#70 ranked lender in New York - 895 contributions

Should be about the same. Have you considered a cash out refinance? It could be your best option because you would reduce the interest rate you are currently paying on your principal. We are Direct Lenders here in NY. Call me for a free consultation. 347 231 4444 or email me your scenario PBotros@OmegaLoans.net --- Peter Botros, Senior Loan Officer, Omega Financial Services.

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Michael Bardy (LendingPro)
#24 ranked lender in Ohio - 72 contributions

This is a lender specific question so the answers may vary but in general they should be about the same on those two products.

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Peter Savino (855411LEND)
#99 ranked lender in New Jersey - 332 contributions

Should be about the same - check with the lender.

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Carlo Sanchez (MortgageLendingPro)
#0 ranked lender in Utah - 1,163 contributions

As stated above it will depend on your specific situation and it could be the same or vast different. Talk to a Lender411 loan officer to help you.

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gary schneider (gschneider47)
#46 ranked lender in New York - 24 contributions

you should try your own bank to see if there is special program for its customers. the local credit unions are also competitive. i used peoples alliance in ronkonkoma. i too am a sayville resident. should you have any further questions you can contact me by e-mail

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Michelle Curtis Loan Originator NMLS 401173 (MichelleCurtisLO)
#77 ranked lender in Florida - 2,245 contributions

should be about the same, but each lender will vary

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Dave Metsker (DaveMetsker)
#35 ranked lender in Oregon - 2,318 contributions

It depends on what the lender wants to promote.

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Ken Burrows (mortgagesforamerica)
#19 ranked lender in Nevada - 572 contributions

Yes they should be substantially cheaper. Check with some local banks or credit unions in your area.

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