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  1. #1
    elliecotter22 is offline Renter
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    Mar 2009
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    Default Mortgage Refinance

    So my wife and I have been living in our home for the past twenty years and have thought about getting a bad credit mortgage refinance for quite a while. You see we got ourselves locked into a fixed rate mortgage at seventeen percent a long time ago. The thing is, these days mortgage interest rates are as low as four percent so there really is a huge difference between the two.

    I started researching my options for getting a mortgage loan modification and I came across this site. I filled out the short form and the next day I received a phone call from a home mortgage professional named Nancy. Nancy informed us by using a mortgage loan calculator that we had built up a large amount of equity in our home over the past two decades and getting a refinance on it would not only allow us to save quite a bit of money over the duration of our loan, but would also allow us to cash out on some of that equity for use with other debts and projects we are interested in.

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    Daisy Ariella is offline Renter
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    Apr 2009
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    My husband and I bought a house in October with a no documents loan and ended up having to split our mortgage and have two smaller loans. Our mortgage servicer recently called and said that they have been unable to sell our mortgage and would refinance our loan at no cost to us. The woman I have been talking to said that they could combine our two loans and get us a better interest rate...sounds great...

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    houston is offline Fixer Upper
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    What is your question? I am confused.
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