What is the best way to get a good mortgage rate in California?
March 24th, 2009
Jentleman asked:
I have a friend who is buying a house. He is trying to get the best rate. There are mortgage brokers that are offering a rate that is 0.125% better than the banks. Right now, that is around 6.25% for a 30 year loan at 80% financing. Are mortgage brokers the best deal? Thanks.
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I have a friend who is buying a house. He is trying to get the best rate. There are mortgage brokers that are offering a rate that is 0.125% better than the banks. Right now, that is around 6.25% for a 30 year loan at 80% financing. Are mortgage brokers the best deal? Thanks.
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KL
March 27, 2009
It’s all about the brokers. They can give you as low of a rate as they want…it all depends on how much they want to make on the rate. Banks have a set amount they need to make per loan, then the loan officer adds on to that depending on how much they want to make.
6.25% sounds pretty decent, but when shopping rates, make sure your friends finds out what the closing costs are too. Some companies offer really low rates but then slam you with costs.
Mudisfun
March 29, 2009
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For both you maybe on the best out there if the agents but it is better pricing make sure it is negotiable item in line however 625 is not the loan officer you like and in the loan officer are used are used are used are in fact 3rd party fees and insurance expect title and in.
robert495713
March 30, 2009
For 30year fixedwith no points mortgage brokers usually can get low rates in the 600 range for 30year.
For 30year fixedwith no points mortgage brokers usually can get low rates but charge higher fees its tradeoff.