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I'd like to refinance for a 15 year mortgage. What are the lowest rates I can expect?
refinancing for 15 years
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1 year ago
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Looks like 3.75 to 4.25% is the range for a 15 year refi.
hardeight 1 year ago
Rates are determined by several factors. The big 3 are 1) Loan Amount 2) Loan to Value 3) credit score. But there are several other factors as well. The bottom line is that no one can tell you what your rate will be without all the info. Good Morning America said all those low rates you see advertised are for the top 1-2% of the people, most get something above that. The good news is that even when you don't get the lowest rate around you still will have a rate that you'll cherish for years since rates are sooo low now.
Dogslurp 1 year ago