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Imagine Owning Your Home Outright in 15 Years

 

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Imagine owning your home outright in 15 years
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If you've been in your home for five years, and if current interest rates are one percentage point less than your existing mortgage rate, now might be the time to consider a refi.

Refinancing can save you tens of thousands of dollars over the course of your loan term. Whether you're hoping to save cash month-to-month with a lower rate on a 30-year mortgage, or you want to aggressively pay off your home in 15 years, the time has never been better.
Whether it's buying, selling, or refinancing - if you're looking for a new way home, I can help. Call me today.
 

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