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Should I Refinance My Home mortgage? Get a Free Mortgage Quote from a Mortgage Professional

Over the last couple of years, with interest rates at a 30-year low, many people refinanced their mortgages. Even though rates have crept up over the last couple of months, refinancing still may make sense for you. Use the calculator to analyze your situation.
Current Mortgage Information
$Enter the current outstanding balance on your loan.
%Enter the stated yearly interest rate on your current mortgage.
Enter the number of years you have left to pay off your mortgage.
 
Refinance Information
%Enter the stated yearly interest rate on the new loan.
Enter the term of your new loan. Conventional mortgages are usually amortized over 30 years. You may want to enter 15 years to see if you would be able to make the payment.
%Enter the origination fee, as a percentage of the loan. Typically, lenders charge a 1% origination fee for refinancing the loan. This is generally the loan officer's commission and may be negotiable.
If you are "buying down" the interest rate, the lender will charge you discount points. Enter any discount points here.
$Enter the amount of the closing costs and any other fees. Closing costs usually run between $1000 and $3000, depending on the size of the loan, etc. This includes appraisal ($300), credit report ($56), processing ($350), underwriting ($375), title insurance ($300-$1200), government recording ($50), tax and flood certification ($100), etc.
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