5% Down, 20% Down? Which Mortgage Makes More Sense?
Bill Rayman takes you step by step through the numbers to show you convincingly that a 5% down payment on your home mortgage is a much better financial decision in 2013 that putting down 20% or more. STIPULATION! You may prefer the emotional benefits of the high down payment. But with interest rates at historic lows, locking in the MOST possible principle will pay you massive financial benefits over the long term.
Check out some of our fantastic mortgage calculators to find out the details in your own situation.
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Interest Only Payment Calculate your payments with an interest only loan. |
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Mortgage Amortization Detailed breakdown of principal and interest payments over the life of your loan. |
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How Much Can I Afford How much house / monthly payment can you afford? |
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Should I Refinance Calculate savings in switching to a new loan. |
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Rent vs. Own Should you buy a home or continue renting? Our Rent vs. Own Calculator will analyze your situation and give you some guidance. |
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FHA Loan Limits The FHA Loan Limits calculator helps you calculate the size of the loan the FHA is willing to insure. | |
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Bill Rayman takes you step by step through the numbers to show you convincingly that a 5% down payment on your home mortgage is a much better financial decision in 2013 that putting down 20% or more. hard money lenders
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