Unless you are paying higher than current rates, I would look

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Mar 4, 2015
9:47:22am

cougsareforreal

Unless you are paying higher than current rates, I would look

into this option before refinancing. If you are paying well above market rates then you should probably refinance and get the MI taken off as well.

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cougsareforreal

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Refinancing home questions

shakavaka

3/3/15 11:45pm

Who's the company who controls the mortgage?

conetah

3/3/15 11:56pm

Penny Mac

shakavaka

3/4/15 12:22am

I would check with the servicer to see if you can do a "no cost" refinance -

crack

3/4/15 6:07am

The first thing to check is

TheDash

3/4/15 8:02am

Unless you are paying higher than current rates, I would look

cougsareforreal

3/4/15 9:47am

Shop around.

thejimmer

3/4/15 8:52am

You should look around for a deal

AxelDC

3/4/15 11:42am

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