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cougjunkie 01-10-2008 10:25 PM

Anyone want to refinance?
 
Anyone want to refinance? I will get you 5.375% on a 30 year fixed rate (obviously depending on if you have good credit and a few other factors)

MikeWaters 01-10-2008 10:26 PM

I may be looking to move soon, and then keep my current house as a rental, but refinance it to get the equity out.

hyrum 01-10-2008 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by cougjunkie (Post 173207)
Anyone want to refinance? I will get you 5.375% on a 30 year fixed rate (obviously depending on if you have good credit and a few other factors)

How about a $1B HELOC so I can buy a nice chunk of MBIA?

FMCoug 01-10-2008 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by cougjunkie (Post 173207)
Anyone want to refinance? I will get you 5.375% on a 30 year fixed rate (obviously depending on if you have good credit and a few other factors)

Where are jumbo loans now?

TripletDaddy 01-10-2008 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by cougjunkie (Post 173207)
Anyone want to refinance? I will get you 5.375% on a 30 year fixed rate (obviously depending on if you have good credit and a few other factors)

Hmm....tempting.

We are considering moving this summer. 5.375% on a 30 is nice.

720 and up, right?

TripletDaddy 01-10-2008 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeWaters (Post 173209)
I may be looking to move soon, and then keep my current house as a rental, but refinance it to get the equity out.

VV has taught you well, young paduwan.

Cali Coug 01-11-2008 12:00 AM

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Originally Posted by cougjunkie (Post 173207)
Anyone want to refinance? I will get you 5.375% on a 30 year fixed rate (obviously depending on if you have good credit and a few other factors)

How? Paying points?

creekster 01-11-2008 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by cougjunkie (Post 173207)
Anyone want to refinance? I will get you 5.375% on a 30 year fixed rate (obviously depending on if you have good credit and a few other factors)

WHat you got for a 10 or 15 year?

il Padrino Ute 01-11-2008 01:27 AM

Well, I only have 3 years left on my 10 year, but what the heck. Another 30 years won't kill me.

It's only money, right? ;)

cougjunkie 01-11-2008 03:25 AM

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Originally Posted by creekster (Post 173268)
WHat you got for a 10 or 15 year?

5.125 on a 15 year.

cougjunkie 01-11-2008 03:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Cali Coug (Post 173263)
How? Paying points?

No points. I can even get 5.75% no closing costs. Rates are great right now and they are only going to get better.

Venkman 01-11-2008 04:08 AM

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Originally Posted by cougjunkie (Post 173324)
No points. I can even get 5.75% no closing costs. Rates are great right now and they are only going to get better.

I just checked bankrate.com and they are dropping like a rock over the last couple of weeks. I may soon, but I want to see if they drop further if the fed lowers rates again as expected.

ute4ever 01-11-2008 04:58 AM

Hey cougjunkie, my buddy who is in your industry says that most forecasters expect the housing slump to continue throughout 2008 and finally taper off in 2009. His recommendation is to wait until the end of 2008 to buy.

Is that what you are told?

Indy Coug 01-11-2008 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by cougjunkie (Post 173207)
Anyone want to refinance? I will get you 5.375% on a 30 year fixed rate (obviously depending on if you have good credit and a few other factors)

But the few other factors are the catch, aren't they?

bYuPride 01-11-2008 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by ute4ever (Post 173363)
Hey cougjunkie, my buddy who is in your industry says that most forecasters expect the housing slump to continue throughout 2008 and finally taper off in 2009. His recommendation is to wait until the end of 2008 to buy.

Is that what you are told?

I've talked to a few agents and they said they are getting significantly busier than they have been for a while since the holidays ended.. the buyers that are out on the prowl are looking for homes 275k and below.. so i guess that means first time home buyers? at any rate, it's interesting to hear that from multiple agents.

hyrum 01-11-2008 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Indy Coug (Post 173374)
But the few other factors are the catch, aren't they?

You have to sell 10 cases of Noni Juice ;)

Indy Coug 01-11-2008 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by hyrum (Post 173593)
You have to sell 10 cases of Noni Juice ;)

Or a debt/income ratio of 10%

RockyBalboa 01-11-2008 09:24 PM

My GF is a R.E. agent and is doing pretty well right now.

She even did well during the downturn in Real Estate. She's one of those positive attitude types that doesn't care what the market is like, she still gets clients.

She won top producer for the 2nd year in a row at her company and things only are projecting to get better with the kind of January she's about to have.

cougjunkie 01-12-2008 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Indy Coug (Post 173374)
But the few other factors are the catch, aren't they?

The other factors are a DTI under 45, and that you live in an actual house. Trust me there is no red tape.


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