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What exactly is cash in refinance? How does that help me?

I have read some articles on this site and others about that. Would it help if we pay down more of the mortgage if that enables us to refinance and bring down my payment? Is there a calculator for this? by SeanGregory from West Palm Beach, Florida. May 17th 2011 Reply


John A Soricelli Jr (John A Soricelli Jr)
#167 ranked lender in California - 151 contributions

Reducing your mortgage balance by bringing in funds may be a good option. You would have to weigh the pros and cons with your mortgage advisor. If you would like to visit my website: www.ThinkJohnAJr.com there are a few calculators which could be helpful. If you have any questions I would love to speak.

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Todd Tholl (toddtholl@leader1.com)
#4 ranked lender in Iowa - 239 contributions

If you can pay your loan balance down to 80% of your home's value, you'll qualify for better terms for your refi. Call to discuss further if you wish. 563-324-9937

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Tom Stevens (Thomas.Stevens)
#21 ranked lender in Massachusetts - 68 contributions

If you want to contribute cash to pay down a mortgage during a refinance that simply reduces the amount you will be borrowing, thus lowering your payment and reducing the remaining loan balance. You can pay down the mortgage at closing - it does not need to be done before you start the refinance process. Use any mortgage calculator to compare the payment of the amount being financed with a different amount (different down payment) or I can help you with it.Tom

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Dan Paladin (dpaladin)
#356 ranked lender in California - 792 contributions

Bringing in cash could help in cash could be needed to meet an loan to value guideline (LTV) or to avoid mortgage insurance. You can use this calculator to compare your current loan to whatever scenario you like. Use the simple refinance calculator. The site has the simple to complex calculators. http://www.estateofmindsites.com/mycalx_new/calculator1.php?CID=129Feel free to contact me to answer any questions.

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