topic Fha Streamline refi in Mortgage Loans

Fha Streamline refi

Anonymous — Sat, 08 Jun 2019 02:13:39 GMT

Looking for recommendations where to refinance my fha loan too a fha Streamline.

Re: Fha Streamline refi

VALoanMaster — Sat, 08 Jun 2019 04:51:11 GMT

How long have you had your current FHA loan?

Re: Fha Streamline refi

NC_Mtg_Loaner — Sat, 08 Jun 2019 11:44:47 GMT

It's not rocket science and it's a very simple transaction. Timing is the key in order to reduce your cash out of pocket to close the loan.

Most every lender offers a slightly higher rate to cover the bank fees and closing costs while you, the borrower bring $ to fund your current escrow account to the table.

Accept a slightly higher rate and you might even profit from the deal by having enough lender credit to pay escrows and title fees.

Re: Fha Streamline refi

Anonymous — Sat, 08 Jun 2019 20:59:41 GMT

Going to be 6 months on July

Re: Fha Streamline refi

homeloanexpert — Tue, 11 Jun 2019 12:08:47 GMT

You may be in the perfect position to take advantage of lower rates. Timing! it's all about timing. You can go back to the lender who funded your loan or your current loan servicer, or there are several really knowlegable and experienced Loan Officers on this forum.

Re: Fha Streamline refi

GetMeSlick — Fri, 14 Jun 2019 15:18:37 GMT

@homeloanexpert wrote:
You may be in the perfect position to take advantage of lower rates. Timing! it's all about timing. You can go back to the lender who funded your loan or your current loan servicer, or there are several really knowlegable and experienced Loan Officers on this forum.

How does this work with going to current loan servicer? Will they agree to reduce the rates if i request for?

Re: Fha Streamline refi

NC_Mtg_Loaner — Fri, 14 Jun 2019 16:33:51 GMT

@GetMeSlick wrote:
@homeloanexpert wrote:
You may be in the perfect position to take advantage of lower rates. Timing! it's all about timing. You can go back to the lender who funded your loan or your current loan servicer, or there are several really knowlegable and experienced Loan Officers on this forum.

How does this work with going to current loan servicer? Will they agree to reduce the rates if i request for?

If you apply for the FHA Streamline refi with your current servicer, yes, they'll quote you the new rate.

HOwever, I always encourage borrowers to shop around becuase your current servicer has very little incentive to Payoff and close your current loan in order to originate a new loan that generates less interest profit over the lifespan Some old schooler's would say this is "keeping them honest."