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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

What’s the Better Loan?
I've been trying to get a HELOC but nowadays they are few and far between so as of now I'm settling for a cash out refinance.
I currently pay $1487 a month for everything regarding my primary residence. My current interest is 4.25%
Loan company A says I can get $60K cash out and the new mortgage will be 2.9%. This will raise my monthly mortgage to $6 extra dollars a month. Keep in mind that if I were to get a $325K house, that’s the entire deposit. I still have to pay closing costs, appraisal fees, realtors and hire a property manager.
Loan company B says I can get a $100K loan at 2.5% and my mortgage will go up to $1700 a month (VA loan)
Loan company C says I can get $120K loan at 2.6% and my mortgage will also be $1700 a month (VA loan)
Loan company D is my current bank. They say I can get a $100K loan at 3.25% but my mortgage will go down to $1K a month
D seems like a sweet deal, but won’t I be paying a lot more in interest down the line?
Any advice on what the best options are?