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Susan Said:

I am paying PMI on my mortgage. If my home value reaches 20% in less than a year can I refinance out of PMI?

We Answered:

You don't need to refi, all you need is to have 20% equity. Your problem is you just bought the house and have not even made the first payment. How could your house appreciate 20% in 1 month? 2nd problem is when you have your home appraised (required for PMI deletion) the appraiser will have to explain the 20% appreciation in one month and back it up with supported facts and I don't know of any county in the US that has had a 240% yearly appreciation rate. For instance, the typical seller anticipates that the home they bought with no money down, all seller paid closing costs, and a 4.75% 3-year ARM in mid 2005 will now sell for approximately 70 - 85% above what they paid for it. It should be inherently obvious, even to the most casual observer, that this person is suffering from americandreamatosis, which is the unreasonable assumption that profits naturally follow from an investment level that is near or equal to zero. You will have to wait at least 2-3 years. remember you don't have to refi, just call your lender and tell them you want to remove your PMI and they will tell you to have an appraisal done and to send it to them.

Christina Said:

Is there anyone who can help me refinance my home even though my current mortgage holder is a personal lender?

We Answered:

If you have no income, no lender will lend.

Frederick Said:

should i refinance my mortgage and how to find lender?

We Answered:

your rate of 6.875 is a little bit high but considering the average rate now is only 6.250 -6.50 your in good shape.!

the mail you get is just junk mail it is not in your best interest to refinance at the current interest rates. you will pay several thousand dollars to save maybe 50 dollars a month. If you are in a fixed rate mortgage leave it alone!

believe me as a mortgage banker the grass in not greener anywhere else! you have a good and stable, loan stick with what you got!!!

Rodney Said:

What is the 4506-T for in regards to a mortgage refinance?

We Answered:

I agree with boston. In the fact that you havent been a loan officer very long.

4506-T or even without the T is a form that allows a 3rd party, your lender, to verify what they make from the IRS. They submit the form to the IRS and if they are stating they make 5,000 a month on their loan application, and they are saying to the IRS they make 2,000 a month. Its loan fraud.

All lenders will request that form. Why? because if it goes into default, they will check. Most lenders dont check before, but it gives them the right to check at anytime.