November 24th, 2015 by admin
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Avoiding PMI can save you money for a long time If you’re purchasing a $250,000 home using our 5% down NO PMI loan you can save $63/month over the same conventional loan that has monthly PMI. The interest rate on the NO PMI loan is slightly higher but the payment is still less because you…
September 11th, 2014 by admin
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The best low down payment loan is Coastlend’s 5% Down Conventional loan that has NO PMI. By avoiding expensive PMI your monthly payment will be much lower and you’ll be able to qualify for a higher loan amount. In some cases as much as $35,000 more just by avoiding the expensive PMI. How does it…
August 4th, 2014 by admin
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Great News For Home Buyers The bond markets recovered all of the losses that occurred late last week. What does this mean for home buyers? Low interest rates. With the recovery the average interest rate on a 30 year fixed loan dropped back down near 4.25% How much would the payment be on a $300,000…