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Updated about 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Will I have trouble refinancing?
Hi everyone,
We just purchased a home this summer for $450k and put 25% down. Currently owe $342k at 7.5%.
We have no problem paying the mortgage as it currently stands. My concern is if we want to refinance, since rates are dropping, will I qualify even if my income drops when the new year begins. Btw, even after my income dropping, paying the current mortgage is no problem.
just wondering if that will play a huge role.
thank you in advance