Refinance

When a home owner replaces their current mortgage with a new one

Refinancing to a lower rate can shave several hundred dollars off your monthly mortgage payment. Refinancing may make sense when market interest rates drop 1 or more percentage points lower than your present rate. Also, consider how long you need to stay in your home to break even on the costs to refinance. The steps to refinance are almost the same for a home purchase: (1) you fill out a standard loan application; (2) the lender approves the loan based on your income, debt and credit history; and (3) you pay closing costs, such as the appraisal and processing fee.

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