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Interest Rates are 1% away from all-time record lows of June of 2003
Interest rates dropped three-eighth's of a percent over the weekend.
California, USA
Rates are down three-eighth's of a percent (3/8) to a half-percent (½) since last Friday. Is your loan adjusting soon? Now is the time to lock in to a 30 year fixed right now, reports Fred Solomon of Solomon Financial Mortgage, home of the no points, no fees, no closing costs loans.
At Solomon Financial, we believe
so strongly in the zero cost loan and when the rates come down like
they have this week, the zero cost loan allows you to refinance to the
lower rate without paying any closing costs. We pay for title, escrow,
appraisal, credit report, all the costs that go into the cost of
refinancing. Your loan balance won’t go up one penny. Solomon's Short
Video on 'true' zero cost loans: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi3IGy_FJ0c
Why
would you pay closing costs when you can refinance at no cost, if rates
drop? We will show you whether it makes sense to get a lower rate and
pay closing costs or not. That is what we call a loan cost analysis. We review good faith estimates
for free as well. "It is surprising how many good faith estimates are
faxed to me with junk fees," adds Solomon who has proven on his radio
talk show, The Solomon Free Money Hour that you need to get a second
opinioin.
It’s a great time to buy, especially when rates
drop. If you are paying cash, you might want to wait for prices to
come down some more. But if you are financing the property, now is the
time to buy. Solomon says, "In my book, Put Your Money Where Your
House Is, I show The Cost of Opportunity Lost and
discuss if you should wait or buy when rates are low. Believe it or
not, if rates increase 1.5% but prices drop 10%, the actual cost of
ownership is higher by buying at the lower price."
The Solomon Financial Team
Refinance Line: (800) 811-7709



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