Latest blog posts about Mortgage Refinance

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  Mortgage Refinance What does an appraiser look for when you're refinancing?

  Refinancing is very much like the process that home buyers go through when they're getting a first mortgage. The refinancing process with a traditional lender starts by submitting financial paperwork.

  

  Alysse Guitar, Director of Growth  article author

  December 7, 2023
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  Mortgage Refinance Mortgage refinance guide

  Refinancing a mortgage can free up money for homeowners in a couple of ways, either by reducing their monthly payments or by substituting a new mortgage in an amount higher than that of the original mortgage.

  

  Nicole Beaulieu, CTO  article author

  February 26, 2020
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  Mortgage Refinance 9 things to do before you refinance your mortgage

  The Mortgage Bankers Association reports that refinances comprised a significant portion of mortgage applications during the last half of 2019.

  

  Alysse Guitar, Director of Growth  article author

  January 13, 2020
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  Mortgage Refinance 5 Tax Benefits for Your Mortgage Refinance

  The tax advantages to be gained from refinancing a mortgage are much the same as those available when you take out a first mortgage.

  

  Alysse Guitar, Director of Growth  article author

  January 10, 2020
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  Mortgage Refinance Can a reverse mortgage be refinanced?

  A reverse mortgage is a type of mortgage that allows qualifying homeowners to access their home equity as a source of income.

  

  Barron Ernst, Head of Product  article author

  December 20, 2019
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  Mortgage Refinance How do I refinance my home?

  The refinancing of your home is the replacement of your existing home loan with a new loan. The most common reason to refinance is to take advantage of a significant drop in interest rates that has taken place since the original mortgage was taken out.

  

  Figure Technology Solutions, Inc. Editorial Team  article author

  December 13, 2019
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  Mortgage Refinance Should I refinance my mortgage?

  As markets change, interest rates move up and down. When rates are moving down, people may be inclined to refinance higher-interest loans, replacing them with new loans at a lower rate and with a new lower monthly payment.

  

  Figure Technology Solutions, Inc. Editorial Team  article author

  December 3, 2019