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Consider a Refinancing Even if you Just Bought a Home

You just bought your home within the last year or so, does it make sense to refinance? Most people wait a few years before refinancing their mortgage. After all, they just paid all of those closing costs; do they want to...

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How to Refinance Your VA Loan With Bad Credit

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If you have a VA loan now, you may have a way to refinance it even if you have bad credit.Compare Offers from Several Mortgage Lenders.Typically, lenders require you to have a minimum credit score in order to qualify for a refinance. It makes sense since the lender needs to decrease their  Read more

Refinance Options for Homeowners With a Low Credit Score

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If you have a low credit score, you might think your chances to refinance your loan are out the window. Not so fast, there may be some options available to you, especially if you have a government-backed loan.Compare Offers from Several Mortgage Lenders.Even if you don’t have an FHA, VA, or  Read more

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