07-22-2009 02:30 PM
Hi,
I am unsure between a loan modification or a refi my lender is Wells Fargo we bought the house in NJ in spring 2006 I am paying a FIR of 6.75% for the 288k mortgage and 8.75 for a 73k HILOC. Please advice.
My fico 692 TU 696 EQ 705 my wife EX 702 TU N/A EQ N/A.
Thank you in advance for you time
Frank B
07-22-2009 02:32 PM
How much do you think your home's value/would appraise for now?
Is your wife on the current mortgages, and why no scores for TU & EQ? Not enough established credit?
07-22-2009 03:07 PM
Thank you Shane for you prompt response first a house down the block sold for 395k 4 months ago same size same year no upgrades as ours we spend 50k in renovations new bathroom brand new roof 1800sq feet of bamboo floors ,etc.
My wife and I we booth are in the mortgages.
And for you last question she only gets EX credit score but I will ask her to get the other 2.usually around the same 690 to 710 we will check and post it ASAP
Thank you
07-22-2009 03:37 PM
FRANKNY wrote:
Thank you Shane for you prompt response first a house down the block sold for 395k 4 months ago same size same year no upgrades as ours we spend 50k in renovations new bathroom brand new roof 1800sq feet of bamboo floors ,etc.
My wife and I we booth are in the mortgages.
And for you last question she only gets EX credit score but I will ask her to get the other 2.usually around the same 690 to 710 we will check and post it ASAP
Thank you
It sounds possible that you might have 20% equity in your home. You could do a conventional refinance combining both loans into a single fixed-rate loan at a lower interest rate.
With that much equity, loan modification is NOT the way to go. You'll be told to refinance your loan.
07-22-2009 03:53 PM
07-22-2009 06:54 PM

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