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Maryland Refinance Mortgage - Learning Center.

A mortgage refinance is a way to either adjust your current loans term and/or rate. Borrowers may also extend the term to lower the payments or shorten the term of a loan to help reduce the amount of interest paid over the life of the loan.
The refinance can be a financial tool. It may be used to help consolidate debt. Some refinances are cash outs or debt consolidation loans. This may be done by borrowers in order to help lower the debt loads from credit cards, personal loans and other credit lines. You should consult a tax expert for tax advice and tax deductibility.

Understanding a Maryland Mortgage Refinance Home Loan.

The types of refinances available vary greatly. It would be almost impossible to show each type of loan and refinancing scenario. It is best that we try to cover the most common types of refinances that consumers are trying to research: FHA, VA and Conventional standard refinance.

(These are just some recommendations for Maryland mortgages, please consult your loan officer on your loan's specific requirement. Note, that lending institutions make determinations on the borrower's ability to meet guidelines. Also please visit hud.gov and review HUD handbook and any update requirements. Requirements change regularly and although we strive to keep up with all new updates it is not always possible.)

Income - Borrowers should have an established income for two years. If there is less than a two year history of work or there is a job gap, you speak with your loan officer to determine qualification requirements.

One month of pay stubs should be saved prior to applying for the refinancing loan program. Part time income may be considered in certain situations.

Credit - Regularly, two years of credit history is recommended with 3 open and active credit lines in good standing. Generally, the credit history should be 12 months and there should be no late payments.

For FHA refinances requiring an appraisal, the property must be appraised by an FHA-appraiser and meet FHA requirements.

FHA Streamline Refinance - FHA offers a streamline refinance mortgage program. If you are a current Maryland FHA mortgage borrower and you are interested in a streamline refinance you should request a rate quote. You may qualify for a simple rate reduction at lower cost when streamlining a FHA Maryland mortgage.

Some Basic Conventional Maryland Mortgage Refinance Guidelines & Rules.

(These are just some recommendations, please consult your loan officer on your loans specific requirement. Note, that lending institutions make determination on the borrower’s ability to meet guidelines. Requirements change regularly and although we strive to keep up with all new updates it is not always possible.)

Income – Typically Borrowers should have an established income for two years. If a job change has occurred recently then the current and previous employment information should be provided. It is usually best if the new employment is in a similar profession as the previous employment and that there is little lag time between both employments. If there is limited employment history due to schooling then the borrower(s) should have an offer letter showing a guaranteed job with income. It is preferred if the employment is in the same profession as the schooling trained. 

One month of pay stubs should be saved prior to applying and two years of W2's. If self employed, then 1099 and a Profit and loss statement from an accountant is recommend to help document income. Part time income needs to be reviewed by a lender to determine if it can be used for qualification.

Credit - Typically, two years of credit history is recommended with 3 open and active credit lines in good standing. 

Common documents needed when utilizing a Standard Maryland refinance Mortgage loan.

Common documents needed when utilizing a Standard Maryland refinance Mortgage loan.
Copies of your most recent 2 yrs W2’s for all qualifying Borrowers.
Copies of most recent 30 days of paystubs.
Most recent 2 months of Bank statements (or most recent quarterly statement if applicable).
For refinances - Copy of your current homeowners insurance policy with the agents name and contact number Here are some simple steps to follow for Maryland refinance home loan:

Here are some simple steps to follow for Maryland refinance home loan:

  1. Gather the necessary documents (listed above  ‘Common Documents’)
  2. Get a copy of your most recent mortgage statement
  3. Now you are ready to get your Maryland refinance quote direct from a loan officer. Take all the information you have and consider getting a credit report. Then request a rate quote.
Refinancing of an existing loan may result in the total finance charges being higher over the life of the loan. Freedmont Mortgage Group is not a Tax Consultant. Please make sure to consult your own Tax Consultant regarding the deductibility of any portion of your loan.
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