Homeowners with Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARM) should consider refinancing to a fixed rate or even another ARM when or before their interest rate is set to adjust if current fixed rates are favorable. You might want to consider refinancing to an ARM if you're planning on being in the home for only a few years. There's no sense in paying the higher interest on a 30-year fixed mortgage, when you can pay a lower rate for the few years you're living in the home.
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Rob
Schmidt
Rob
is here to assist you with your financing needs.
Beginning his financing career in 1985 in the Automotive business and
moving forward into Residential Mortgages and Refinancing. His over 17 years as
a finance professional insures you of easy, straight forward
Loan assistance. You’ve
got questions, Rob has answers.
Rob’s
Promise to you . It is my policy to
provide pre-qualifications free of charge to all people serious about purchasing
their new homes or vehicles, or desiring to save thousands of dollars through
refinancing or debt consolidation. Furthermore, I believe that my clients are
entitled to prompt, courteous, professional service. If a refinance
transaction is not in the client's best interest I will tell that client so.
I build my business primarily on the referrals of my clients, so I take customer
service very seriously. Thank you for the opportunity to assist you in meeting
your goals
You
can reach Rob through the following website
http://www.810Loan.com
or by calling 408-810-5626
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Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) - A mortgage with and interest rate
that fluctuates according to the movements of a predetermined index.
There are several types of ARM's, some change quicker than others, but
all have a ceiling cap. Receive your FREE Loan Quote today and see
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