catDoes the picture to the left describe how you feel?  You do not have to feel frustrated.  I am a mortgage broker here in the Lehigh Valley and I understand.   

Since 1996, I have helped many customers with the refinance their Adjustable Rate Mortgage. Weather you rate is rising .5% or 3%, I am here to tell you that there is still hope. As a matter of fact, on numerous occasions, my customers qualified for a much lower rate then what they were currently paying.  Wouldn't you like to see of you can get a lower rate?  

First and foremost, you need to speak to a mortgage professional.  Please be honest and give you professional all the information that is requested, weather it is verbal or written.  As a mortgage broker, I work for you

The rumors are true, there are many changes currently going on in this industry.  However, that is no reason to panic. In my opinion, things are going back to normal.  

Have you received you notice that you mortgage is going to adjust?  Do you feel as though it's time to look into a fixed rate mortgage?  Then call a mortgage professional, some who can help you.  If you have questions, do not hesitate to ask them.  I will make my recommendation and offer information based on my professional opinion. 

 

 

**Picture courtsey of www.icanhascheezburger.com 

 
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10 Comments on Readjusting mortgage rates

OCT
12
2007
2 Featured Posts
I could think of nobody better to help folks in the position you described. You go girl!
3:52pm • #1
4 Featured Posts

Ann,

Their are going to be alot of Adjustments Coming Up!!! Good Reminder.

Tom Weiss

4:11pm • #2
473,348 Points 54 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Ann, good advice!!! The rates are still low, and someone who has an ARM that is adjusting can save money in many cases be refinancing.

The problem usually comes when you have a Borrower like I had today that had refinances (30 Yr. Fixed) a little over a year ago and wanted to refinance again (30 Yr. Fixed).  Now that in its self is not a problem, except that the rate right now is almost the same, and she wanted to refinance for a higher amount (cash-out), but pay a lower monthly payment.  I am still trying to figure out what type of math she learned in school :)  

8:32pm • #5
OCT
13
2007
370,439 Points 62 Featured Posts Outside Blog
I just got a call for a woman that just had her job disolved by a national builder.  She refied last year, adjustable.  The condo is worth less than she owes.  She needs to sell in 30  days or lose it.  Yikes.
9:34am • #6
OCT
27
2007
416,278 Points 3 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Ann, Great post. I do hope people with ARMs  realize they can try to  refinance and get fixed rates.

6:55am • #7
OCT
30
2007
6 Featured Posts
No Bob you Rock! 
3:11pm • #9
NOV
08
2007

Ann:

 

Great post, my wife showed me that picture about two weeks ago.  I guess you found it before me! Hence your comments on my blog!  Ha! I found you on the round about through BlogLog.  Ironic!

4:33pm • #10

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