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My current home is not selling but I want to go ahead and buy my new home. My current home mortgage is only $60k and it is not currently under water. My preference would be to refinance my current home to get that payment very low and then purchase my new home. I know I can qualify for both mortgages and I can also afford both mortgages as they are now - but would like the first home mortgage to be even less. Since my current home is currently listed I know a lot of banks will not refinance it. But I read that for HARP you can refinance even if it is listed. Does anyone know about this? Also, I would welcome any suggestions on this process. Should I refinance AFTER buying the new house, BEFORE buying the new house....etc.
Thanks
Webhopper:
I am in a similiar boat as the OP. I would like to rent out my current home and buy a new one. I have the income to support the two mortgages. I also have 6 months of PITI for the two mortgages, in retirement accounts. My question is, how much of a down payment will the bank require? Will they settle for 3% or 5%. I am trying to get a feel of what down payment, minimum amount, is required for your loan.