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Posted on Tuesday, April 03, 2012 - 02:22 pm:   Insert Quote Edit PostDelete PostPrint Post   Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)Ban Poster IP (Moderator/Admin only)

my suugestion is do not pay points or loan origination fees.

ask them to give the best rate with out points and with out loan origination fees.
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2.75% rate w/1.375 pts + 1 pt origination

ee pts ento kooda cheppandi


For a loan amount of 140k, 1925+1400 = 3325, apart from down payment and other expenses pay chesthe your interest rate on the loan will be 2.75%, which pulls down the monthly payment.
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libor vadaduta, treasury use chestarata
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ARM lo 2 and 5 mean both plus and minus.
Rate is tied to LIBOR
ippudu nate takkuva vunnayi gaani okappudu high lo ARM teesukuni reset appudu kindaki vellina vallani choosa


Libor okkate kaadu index chaala rates untaayi, depending on the lender - WSJ prime,Fannie base rate, but manaki vache sariki Index + Premium antaadu, rates reset ainappudu they may go down from the rate you had in TTM, but I am not sure whether you goes below the original rate(3% tho start chesthe, your floor is 3% anukunta, let me check though)
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annai antha research chesakka oka bullet poitn la pettu, useful ga vuntundhi
RahulGandhi/JP/Chiru
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Maverick:

ee pts ento kooda cheppandi



mortgage lo...you can buy points
let us say...it is 5%. you can bring it down to 4%, by paying...say 2,000 dollars in the beginning...(This depends on your amount)
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not that i have money to dow,but ikkada down chesi konte emostundi, property perugutundi ani gaurentee lenappudu.
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2.75% rate w/1.375 pts + 1 pt origination

ee pts ento kooda cheppandi
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Indianapolis prices ki...aa person like Marv
cash down chesi konocchu.
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based on the rate I will go with 15 year.
But rember the monthly for 15 will be very high as it i s amortised for 15 years rather than 30 years
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naa inko plan entante arm teesukoni, plan like i am on fixed and monthly aa balance ni principle ki apply cheddamani

like arm i pay 800 and fixed i pay 1200..

arm teesukoni, 400 principle ki apply cheyyamandamani
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Jack,
ARM lo 2 and 5 mean both plus and minus.
Rate is tied to LIBOR
ippudu nate takkuva vunnayi gaani okappudu high lo ARM teesukuni reset appudu kindaki vellina vallani choosa
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loan amount 140k so dani batti cheppandi
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Maverick:


Ok..ee current market lo when the rates are all time low, 15 yr fixed at 3.375 or 7/1 arm at 3 edi better..naa current plan aite pay off in 5/7 years..but should i have the flexibility of having the loan for 15 years at a low rate ?


Fixed, no point in going for ARM for 3/8ths of a percent,as your ARM is on 30 year loan.
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Maverick:

Ok..ee current market lo when the rates are all time low, 15 yr fixed at 3.375 or 7/1 arm at 3 edi better..naa current plan aite pay off in 5/7 years..but should i have the flexibility of having the loan for 15 years at a low rate ?




I wnet with 5/1 ARM. That should be teh way to go.

Esp ur being small house at low price of 170K, u can easily pay it off 5-7 years.

Even if not u may move into bigger house by that time or u may go to different place
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Maverick:




take 15 years fixed...rates are at historic lows...if the rates go down drastically after 7 years you can always refi
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Ok..ee current market lo when the rates are all time low, 15 yr fixed at 3.375 or 7/1 arm at 3 edi better..naa current plan aite pay off in 5/7 years..but should i have the flexibility of having the loan for 15 years at a low rate ?
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Time_pass:

the second 5 means the max up or down is 5%. ie your max rate will never go more than 8%.


down ekkada undhi,ARM lo initial rate kante kindaki podu kada

3% initial rate tho start chesthe, down 5% ante, negative 2%, paisal venakki isthada ?? does not make sense, initial rate is the floor and Cap is Initial + 5% anukuntaa
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Maverick:

7/1 or 5/1 ARM with a margin of 2.75% and caps of 5/2/5.


Rate is locked for 7 or 5 years, after that on your first adjustment your rate will not jump more than 5% and after that on periodical/annual adjustments cannot be more than 2% above the prevaliaing rate. And over the life of loan your rate cannot be more than 5% from the original rate. ee 2.75% margin ento ardham kaaledhu, nee starting rate emo
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5/2/5 meaning idi

lets suppose you signed up at 3% for 7/1 ARM
the 7 means your initial rate is fixed for 7 years and 1 means it will change every year for the term of the loan
how much it can go dpends on LIBOR rate. Normally the setting is LIBOR + .25%

first reset after 7 years the rate can go up a max of 5% . so for reason the LIBOR rate is at 8% after 7 years then it yours wil go up to 8%

the 2 means after that year at every reset it can go up or down by 2%

the second 5 means the max up or down is 5%. ie your max rate will never go more than 8%.
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Maverick:


Mav house kontunava? details naku kuda pampu, papi gadu townhouse kontunadu :D

jump for jackio
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deeni meaning enti? how would the interest rate change of 7 years/5 years..what is the max rate and what is the change every time
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7/1 or 5/1 ARM with a margin of 2.75% and caps of 5/2/5.
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