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Refinancing your home means setting aside your original mortgage in order to sign a new one; this new mortgage amount would include the balance on your current mortgage plus its own interest amount.

When refinancing, you are basically asking the bank to set aside your current mortgage and then loan you the money you currently owe on your home all over again. So, if you originally borrowed $150,000 for your home purchase and since then have paid enough so that you currently only owe $100,000 on your mortgage, to refinance means to set aside that original loan and ask the bank to lend you that $100,000 as a fresh loan.

This 70 Page Ecourse is available for immediate download as a pdf file and can be viewed on a computer screen using the Adobe Acrobat reader. The Ecourse can also be printed out.

SYLLABUS
  • Refinancing Your Mortgage – What Does That Mean?
  • Why Would a Person Refinance?
  • Should I Refinance?
  • When Should I Refinance?
  • What Are Some Costs Involved With Refinancing?
  • Does It Really Save Money?
  • How to Calculate Your Actual Options
  • What Does it Mean to “Lock In” an Interest Rate – And When Should I Do That?
  • How Long Does it Take to Refinance?
  • What About Credit Problems I’ve Had in the Past?
  • Should I Choose The Lender With The Lowest Interest Rate and Costs?
  • Should I Refinance From an Adjustable to a Fixed Rate Mortgage?
  • What To Avoid When Refinancing
  • Conclusion:   It’s Actually Easier Than You Think!

SPECIAL NOTES

  1. Ecourse includes assignments to be completed and submitted online.
  2. A ‘Certificate of Completion’ is sent by email.
  3. If interested in more than one course, get a course quote HERE

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