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Using a local mortgage broker, offer on house in NH is $195k w/ 5% down. All clear so far, and figured I would just get some feeback on the rate. Which is 3.5% for 30 years.
My latest TransUnion on myFICO dated 12/02/2012 is 804. My wife's 801. The broker saw slightly higher scores, like 807 or something.
3.5% a good rate?
Thanks
before end of Jan is the goal, real estate agent put "Jan 28th or sooner" on the offer.
Considering I'm only putting 5% down, I fig 3.5% is in line, but always worth an opinion or two
Thanks.
we cannot comment on rate or fees without knowing BOTH.
rates and lender fees go hand in hand
Fees:
Lender Fee: $990.00
Appraisal: $450.00
Attorney Fees: $850.00
Owner's Title Insurance: $490.00
Lender's Title Insurance: $465.00
Credit and Flood: $10.00
Transfer Taxes: $1,462.50
Government Recording Fees: $450.00
Credits:
Lender's Credit: $2000
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Get busy with the facts
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No maniacs in polyester slacks
Just the facts
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You move around
The small gets big
It's a rig
It's action... reaction
Random interaction
So who's afraid
Of a little abstraction?
Can't get no satisfaction
From the facts?
You better run, homeboy
That's a fact from Nome to Rome
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with only $990 in lender fees, 3.5% is a smokin' deal....
can you still get it?
Locked it in on Monday
Had the option to go 3.375%, but no lender credit. Gonna need a few things, so $2k back at closing will come in handy.
Thanks everyone, and Happy New Year!!!