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Questions about how jumbo loans work and how to refinance

Freeman Schultz
  • long island, NY
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I have been researching jumbo loans and I understand how they generally work. But they raise some quesitons.

1. When does the lender contact the mortgagor regarding the principal? A year before the maturity date or the month when the principal is due?

2. How early does a mortgagor usually begin the refinancing process before the maturation date?

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Zack Karp
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Zack Karp
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  • Schaumburg, IL
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@Freeman Schultz I believe you are confusing a balloon with a jumbo.  As balloon is where you have a longer amortization but a shorter term.  Like a 5 year term but the payment is based on a 30 year loan.  A jumbo loan just designates the loan amount size, and it can be fully amortized like a 30 year fixed or it can have a balloon.

So if you are in fact asking about a balloon, you have to contact your loan servicer to find out when it comes due and/or your refi options, because these are not standard from lender to lender, and can vary per the loan product you used.

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