Refinancing is when homeowners take out a new home loan to replace their existing one. The new loan then pays off the initial mortgage loan reducing your monthly payments or consolidating debt.
Refinancing presents a great opportunity to get a new mortgage that’s better suited to your current lifestyle and financial position. Some of the major benefits of refinancing include:
Refinancing will also update your loan terms. This can mean changing from a 30-year loan to a 25, 20, 15, or 10 year loan so that you can pay off the loan and own your home quicker. By reducing your loan terms, you are also lowering the amount of interest you pay the lender over the life of the loan.
When you finalized your initial loan terms, you agreed on a specific interest rate attached to the borrowing amount. Refinancing involves lowering that interest rate, thereby reducing the amount of money you owe on the principal.
With lower monthly payments and a reduced interest rate, refinancing can bring substantial long-term savings. Plus, consolidating all your debts when you refinance can make it easier to manage your finances.
There’s a lot to consider when it comes to refinancing. Most importantly, you should understand that it may not be an ideal option for everyone. Texas Premier Mortgage has helped families refinance all over the State of Texas and achieve long-term financial benefits and savings.
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