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Refinancing, should I stay with current lender or...
Currently have 4%, 2 years in on 30 years.
I’m in the process of refinancing. When I was shopping around, my current lender told me they could do 3% with $1200 in fees. 2 weeks later, they tell me they locked it as a primary home and not a rental so in order for me to get to 3%, I’d have to pay $6100.
I feel like it was a bait and switch because I told them from the beginning it was a rental because I no longer live in that state. I got another guy who said PennyMac could do 2.75% with $6100 or another lender for 3% with no fees.
My question, does the “name” of a lender matter? Should I just go with the lowest interest as possible?
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