Will move in 5 years, best to pay off home equity loan of $15k, or combine with home loan and refinance?
- Asked By: MoneyTactics
- Category: Home Equity Loans
Right now my home equity loan is at 7.4%, and my home loan is at 5.35%
I am leaning towards paying off my home equity loan, but should i combine my two loans and refinance instead?
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Darby
Posted 3 months ago
Keep your cash. I’d apply for a new mortgage and tell them you want to pay off your home equity loan with the new mortgage. Depending on your credit rating and your other outstanding debts like credit cards I’d think you could do much better than 5.35 on a mortgage loan. Right now my home equity line is below 3 percent–it’s crazy.
william
Posted 3 months ago
Would definatly combine both loans and refinance. Mortgage rates at all time low. Also the write-offs would be good on tax returns.
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Right now my home equity loan is at 7.4%, and my home loan is at 5.35%
I am leaning towards paying off my home equity loan, but should i combine my two loans and refinance instead?
Incoming search terms:
- Can I itemize my mortgage interest paid in my taxes?
- Do mortgage lenders pull credit reports multiple times during the refinance process?
- how do they calculate the mortgage payment with interest?
- How long after a foreclosure is there an auction?
- If mortgage tax & interest forms are only in my name but multiple owners can they file my forms under thir nam?
Darby
Posted 3 months ago
Keep your cash. I’d apply for a new mortgage and tell them you want to pay off your home equity loan with the new mortgage. Depending on your credit rating and your other outstanding debts like credit cards I’d think you could do much better than 5.35 on a mortgage loan. Right now my home equity line is below 3 percent–it’s crazy.
william
Posted 3 months ago
Would definatly combine both loans and refinance. Mortgage rates at all time low. Also the write-offs would be good on tax returns.
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Judy
Posted 3 months ago
Rule of thumb from money magazine
Only re-fi if you know you will be living in the home for at least 5 to 7 years and
if you can get more than 1.93% lower interest rate.
Remember: Closing costs are a monster.
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