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Mortgage Basics Seffner FL

With mortgage rates in Seffner dropping these days due to the variety of stimulus programs you need to know about the different types of mortgages that are available. Here is a quick summary of mortgage types.

Fifth Third Bank
(813) 654-2297
Seffner, 11710 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd E
Seffner, FL
Fearnow And Associates
(813)689-8878
782 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Seffner, FL
SunTrust Bank
813-651-4500
701 W. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
Seffner, FL
Colonial Bank Banking Offices Seffner
(813)681-8716
1707 South Parsons Avenue
Seffner, FL
Bank Of America
(813)661-9733
816 W Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Seffner, FL
Marcello Kalil
(813)627-8828
5417 Kennedy Hills Dr
Seffner, FL
Aok Insurance
(813)689-1300
1111 West Drive Martin Luther Kin
Seffner, FL
Bank of America - Seffner
813.661.9733
816 Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd W
Seffner, FL
E Mortgage Lending Leads
(813)655-1105
521 Sandhill Point Ln
Seffner, FL
Platinum Mortgage Group Inc
(813)689-2910
309 North Parsons Avenue
BRANDON, FL

Mortgage Basics

With mortgage rates dropping these days due to the variety of stimulus programs you need to know about the different types of mortgages that are available. Here is a quick summary of mortgage types.

1. Fixed rate mortgage – This is a mortgage where monthly payments remain the same throughout the entire term of the loan.

Note that there are many types of fixed rate mortgages: ten year, fifteen year and thirty year. Generally the longer term that the mortgage is i.e. thirty years, the lower the monthly payment will be. Fifteen year mortgages, on the other hand, help buyers own their homes sooner. Even though their payments are larger, they build equity faster because more of each payment goes toward principal rather than interest. The lower interest rate and shortened term make the loans cheaper by lowering the overall interest bill.

2. Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) – Unlike the fixed rate mortgage, the ARM rate changes based on the market and is typically tied to the prime rate. So if the prime rate were to go up, your monthly payment would also go up.

3. Balloon Mortgage – a balloon mortgage has payments similar to a thirty year fixed rate loan however the term of the balloon loan is shorter, most often spanning five to seven years. At the end of the loan term, you need to either pay off the loan or re-finance at the then current rate.

4. Interest Only Mortgage – In this case, the homeowner is allowed to pay only the interest for a specific period of time on the loan before the principal is paid. After the time has expired, the payments increase to include the principal. Note that this may not be a prudent way of paying a mortgage since higher payments overall will arise.

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