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Amir Saeed
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Refinance 850K Single Family House

Amir Saeed
  • Investor
  • Bethesda, MD
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I just bought a Single family house. The current payoff is around $806K. I am done with the third payment now. I am looking to refinance the loan around 850K. I have over 20% LTV. My goal is to bring the monthly payments down. Do I have to go for a Jumbo loan or is there any other program that I can qualify for. Credit and earnings are good. Please advise what would be the best method to refinance and what kind of rates I am looking at.

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Jaron Walling
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Jaron Walling
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I'm a little confused by the wording. How much do you owe on this property compared to the current market value? That's all that matters from a banks perspective. You can REFI if you have equity but the numbers are bank specific. 

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