Posted: May 24, 2010 By: Dave Ralston
When you get approved for a home mortgage you should ask, “What are my closing costs?” You should see them in writing. Interest rates are important, but your ‘closing costs’ are equally important. If you have a rate of 5% on a $300,000 loan with closing costs of $9000 quoted from one bank and you have a rate of 5.5% with 0 closing costs from another bank which is better? (more…)
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