Mortgage Scenario for January 12, 2010

4.875% (APR 5.003%), 30-Year Fixed, $300,000 loan amount, 75% Loan-To-Value, Refinance – No Cashout, Single Family Home, 740 FICO

This is a generic refinance scenario where the borrower has a strong credit score, there is plenty of equity in the home, and the borrower is receiving $2,000 back or less at the closing table (i.e. “rate & term” refinance versus “cashout”).  Total closing costs in this scenario are $1,850.  There is 1 origination points.  The question of whether or not you should pay origination points is a blog post for another day.

Mortgage Scenario posts are intended to provide you with a common scenario that demonstrate what competitive rates and fees should look like today.  Rates change from day-to-day, even hour-to-hour, depending on MBS (Mortgage-Backed Securities) market movements.  To get a quote that is customized to your situation, please fill out and submit the Mortgage Compare Request form on the Home Page.


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  1. #2  David Angres

    John: Thanks for the question. I will start posting payment information in Mortgage Scenario posts.

    The payment in this scenario would be $1,587.62 per month. In the beginning, $368.87 goes to pay down your mortgage balance and $1,218.75 is interest.

    Best Regards,
    David

    10/01/12 19:52
  2. #1  J. Ryan

    What does the monthly pymt come to in that scenario?

    10/01/12 18:08

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