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Samori Diallo
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Cash Out Refinance

Samori Diallo
  • Houston, TX
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Hello BP,

I am looking to do a cash-out refinance on a property that I own free and clear which i estimate to be between 95k and 105k. I'm considering terms that I received from Zeus Mortgage. 30 year loan, 4.75% interest rate and 75% of the appraisal value with $6,500 in closing costs. I am a self employed. I will continue to search around but wanted to know your opinion on these terms??? Both the interest rate and closing costs seem high to me. Your feedback is appreciated. Thanks.    

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Alexander Felice
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Alexander Felice
  • Guy with Great Hair
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95k*75%= 71250

6500/71250 = 9.1% in closing costs. Certainly seems high to me.

4.75%@30  looks good

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