Of course you're in a better position. The fed will eventually have to lower rates then you refi with a smaller payment, then wait for prices to rise again because interest is lower.
Of course you're in a better position. The fed will eventually have to lower rates then you refi with a smaller payment, then wait for prices to rise again because interest is lower.
Until the crash of 2008 mortgage rates of 6.5% were considered good. That means you're probably looking at rates in that range for a couple of decades after having them above 10%.
Until the crash of 2008 mortgage rates of 6.5% were considered good. That means you're probably looking at rates in that range for a couple of decades after having them above 10%.
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